> -----Original Message----- > From: Christian Pernegger [mailto:pernegger@chello.at] > Sent: Monday, April 03, 2000 2:23 PM > To: Debian user list > Subject: Er... bootable, not anymore :( > Importance: High > > > Just when everything was going fine, oh well... > > I compiled yet another kernel. The only difference being that I enabled > basic sound support. When I installed the new kernel-image package, it > didn't ask about making Debian bootable via floppy, so I ran mkboot > manually. > > Now I can only boot at all using the rescue disk... > > 1) Why didn't dpkg create the standard SYSLINUX bootdisk? > > 2) (How) can I do it manually in single? > > Thanks folks > > Christian Sorry to bounce this message, but I chewed all afternoon on this problem and am finally giving up. As it seems, I can get the system up using rescue root=/dev/sda2 single... no net connection. I can deinstall/reinstall kernel packages, but I won't be asked how I wish to boot at all. After "Setting up ..." its's back at the prompt. The only bootdisk creation utility I found on the system is mkboot, which generates a LILO bootdisk. It gets as far as "Loding linux". No dots - full hang... Any ideas? I got a great many thanks to offer :) Christian
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