Bryan Frechette wrote:
Bryan Frechette wrote:What version of Debian are you using, this sounds exactly like the problem I had. It looked like it froze, but I have an external cd-rw that initialized, so I know that it was still going I just didn't have video the video=ofonly kerrnel argument will help you determine if that is your problem.Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:Sorry i forgot to add that my partition is organised in a 1mb bootstrap, 37 gig for / in reiser FS and 1 gig for swap , no mac os what so ever, i installed my os with debian sarge net install from lastweek, if that helps somewhatHi, my mac, is an Imac 333 Rev A, my debian kernel is 2.6.8, their is no error message, it just says loading kernel please wait and freezes from there, sorry that all i can say, if you need more info, just tell meOn Sun, 2005-03-13 at 00:27 -0500, Bryan Frechette wrote: the way I do this is when it starts up you get a boot: prompt. then I hit tab to see what I have. It displays the kernels available, and after the name I type video=ofonly, and that will give me the grraphics display, after that I am not sure, I haven't avtually gotten a system installed yet --Mike |