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Adding cheatcode 'nocache' or 'nopreload' seems to bypass the problem. Disabling following section from linuxrc is what I did:Dmitry Nezhevenko kirjoitti:I have exactly the same problem! I thought first it to be an aufs problem but now I'm quite a sure it is a cloop problem.Hi all. Anybody tried to update kernel to 2.6.20? I got some problems. First of all i use .config from official 2.6.19, build deb with new kernel, build all required to boot modules: cloop, aufs. After this i replace cloop.ko and aufs.ko in $CDROM/KNOPPIX/modules, replace all modules in minirt.gz with new ones, replace $CDROM/boot/linux with new vmlinuz binary and upgrade all kernel packages in knoppix rootfs. All of this works in qemu. So i can boot and use knoppix as allways. But don't work under vmware and on real hardware: kernel boots fine, mountsinitrd, and i can see knoppix welcome message. Last message that i can see is "Accessing knoppix cdrom at /dev/hdc". (/dev/hdc is correct device name for cdrom). After this keyboard leds blinks (looks like kernel panic). Anyideas? any way to get backtrace?
# New in Knoppix 5.1: cloop preload cache # Default values case "$MEDIUM" in *[Cc][Dd]*) CLOOP_PRELOAD="preload=64" ;; *[Dd][Vv][Dd]*) CLOOP_PRELOAD="preload=128" ;; *) CLOOP_PRELOAD="preload=32" ;; esac # cloop improves seek performance when caching the directory index # (first few MB) of each cloop file.# Default values depending on ramsize, override with cloop_preload=numblocks at boot.
if test "$TOTALMEM" -lt 128000; then # up to 128MB: No preload. CLOOP_PRELOAD="" elif test "$TOTALMEM" -lt 256000; then # less than 256MB: About 4MB preload w/ blocksize 128k CLOOP_PRELOAD="preload=32" elif test "$TOTALMEM" -lt 512000; then # less than 512MB: About 8MB preload w/ blocksize 128k CLOOP_PRELOAD="preload=64" elif test "$TOTALMEM" -lt 1024000; then # less than 1GB: About 16MB preload w/ blocksize 128k CLOOP_PRELOAD="preload=128" else # 1GB Ram or more # About 32MB w/ blocksize 128k CLOOP_PRELOAD="preload=256" ficase "$CMDLINE" in *\ nocache*|*\ nocloop_preload*|*\ nopreload*) CLOOP_PRELOAD="" ;; esac
[ -n "$cloop_preload" ] && CLOOP_PRELOAD="preload=$cloop_preload"Has this nothing to do with cloop-utils which seems to be version 0.26-1 and dpkg shows it's status to be 'hi' (half-installed)? My cloop version is 2.05
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