Re: Booting The Debian GNU/Hurd get locked

[Yuval Tanny <tanai@int.gov.il>]

Maybe I didn't explain myself well:

I can boot (load it to the memory and start run it) the gnumach 
microkernel (with the same parameters that in your grub_0.92). But 
somewhere in the boot process, the system stops and not responding (I 
copied to here the last message from the screen). I don't think it's 
connected with my grub, but I think it's something with my 
hardware/partitions VS hurd/gnumach.


Thanks,

Yuval



Philip Charles wrote:

> On Thu, 20 Jan 2005, Yuval Tanny wrote:
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> > Philip Charles wrote:
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> > > You will need to boot into your Hurd system to run ./native-install.  This
> > > needs to be done twice.
> > >
> > >      
> > <snip>
> >
> > That's my problem. I can't boot into the Hurd system.
> >
> >    
> The simple way to go about solving this is to grab grub_0.92 from
> www.copyleft.co.nz/grub_0.92 and copy it to a floppy.  It has all the boot
> paramiters and you will only have to edit it so it can locate the hurd
> partition.
>
> Sorry, I have not replaced it with the 0.94 version.  Must put the grub
> iso up as well.
>
> Phil.
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