Re: Try try again
Hi,
Start over and when you format your partition, passing the -O none
arguments to mke2fs. This will disable the extra features that linux
likes and may be confusing the hurd. Although this should be fixed,
it is worth a try anyway.
Good luck and keep plugging!
-Neal
On Thu, May 04, 2000 at 08:56:28PM -0700, Dan Rogers wrote:
> Ok, after hurd failed to start up, I stripped my machine (including turning
> off stuff in the bios) so that I only had 1 IDE bus, a hard drive, a
> floppy, a keyboard, and a video card. Hurd still didn't start. It stopped
> at the same place (well except it didn't detect the serial ports because
> they were disabled)
> I am using the lastest tarball pointed to in the "Install hurd from linux"
> page. (dated something like march 2000), but I had this same problem last
> december though.
>
> Has anyone had any similar experience?
>
> Hurd doesn't crash at startup, it just stops. Is there anyway I can drop
> into a kernel debugger to see whats up? I don't know any asm, so I don't
> know how much I could learn, but it would be more than I know now.
>
> Thanks,
> Daniel S Rogers
> dsrogers@uclink4.berkeley.edu
>
>
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