Re: Re[2]: Installation 1.3 failed, returned to 1.1 and upgraded
Boot the rescue disk. At the boot prompt, say:
boot: linux root=/dev/sda7
Does it come up with the hard disk root?
> I enter
> lilo -C /target/etc/lilo.conf
>getting
> Map segment is too big.
This is a complaint about the size of /boot/boot.b, or whatever you gave
as the "install=" in the lilo configuration file. I suppose it's a LILO
mismatch between the yard disk and Debian.
> For example, I tried
> /target/sbin/lilo -C /target/etc/lilo.conf
It's generally easier to run "lilo -r /target", which treats the target
partition as the root. Then you don't have to put all of those "/target"
paths in the LILO configuration file.
If you have a way to temporarily disable the CD controller (it's on the
motherboard or on a card, I guess) you might do so, so that there is no
ambiguity about the SCSI controller being the boot device and the BIOS "C"
drive being your first SCSI disk.
Thanks
Bruce
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