Re: dinstall
On Sat, 24 Oct 1998, Lukas Eppler wrote:
: No replies to my last post. Probably it was too long. Compressed:
:
: What does a kernel to be used with rescue disks need other than
: initrd/ramdisk?
From
http://debian.midco.net/debian/dists/hamm/main/disks-i386/current/install.txt
(or any other web mirror)
8.3. Replacing the Kernel
If you find it necessary to replace the kernel on the
Rescue Floppy, you must configure your new kernel with these
features linked in, not in loadable modules:
o Initial RAM disk.
o MSDOS, Minix, and EXT2 filesystems.
o ELF executables.
Copy your new kernel to the file "linux" on the
Rescue Floppy, and then run the shell script
"rdev.sh" that you'll find on the floppy.
: How can I find out what the problem is when dinstall exits with error
: code 100?
No clue :)
: How can I disable scsi bus scans at the boot prompt?
Don't compile in SCSI support and/or pass the proper parameters to the
kernel at boot (see the BootPrompt HOWTO).
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