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parisc-linux James Waterhouse 2 participants 3 messages Aug 31, 2001 – Sep 4, 2001

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Hello everyone,
I'm seem to be having trouble booting into linux on my 712/60. I hope
someone can help. I have built a new kernel (from cvs) and also set up an nfs root. When I try to boot the linux boots up to the point where it says "Cleaning: /tmp/ /var/lock /var/run" and then it just hangs. Any idea what is cause it to hang? Could there be a problem with the nfsroot?

James

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Quoted 6 lines · James Waterhouse

Hello everyone,
I'm seem to be having trouble booting into linux on my 712/60. I hope
someone can help. I have built a new kernel (from cvs) and also set up an nfs root. When I try to boot the linux boots up to the point where it says "Cleaning: /tmp/ /var/lock /var/run" and then it just hangs. Any idea what is cause it to hang? Could there be a problem with the nfsroot?

Possible. What are you using for your nfsroot? Does it still respond to pings? What console are you using? Do you get a prompt if you boot with 'init=/bin/sh'?

Richard

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Hello Richard,

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Quoted 4 lines · James Waterhouse

Hello everyone,
I'm seem to be having trouble booting into linux on my 712/60. I hope
someone can help. I have built a new kernel (from cvs) and also set up an nfs root. When I try to boot the linux boots up to the point where it says "Cleaning: /tmp/ /var/lock /var/run" and then it just hangs. Any idea what is cause it to hang? Could there be a problem with the nfsroot?

Possible. What are you using for your nfsroot?

For an nfsroot I'm using the debian base from ftp://puffin.external.hp.com/pub/parisc/binaries/debian/basetars/base-20010404.tar.gz

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Does it still respond to pings?

Yes it still responds to pings.

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What console are you using?

I don't know... (do you mean sti or serial? if so then I think it is sti ... whatever is default the config)

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Do you get a prompt if you boot with 'init=/bin/sh'?

How do I do that?

James

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Richard