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Jon Peatfield wrote:
> On Tue, 3 Jun 2008, Ken Teh wrote:
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>> Thanks for your response. The fact that it works for you is
>> encouraging. If I do my nfs install, ie, "linux ks=nfs....", I don't
>> get the console-2 bash prompt. I don't think anaconda is far enough
>> along.
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> Yup the bash on console-2 isn't started until stage2 has been loaded.
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>> That's why I tried to load "linux rescue". I should have written
>> early that anaconda actually crashes in the rescue mode. I get some
>> sort of exception and I see on console-1 an "abnormal exit" message
>> following a dump.
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> Is that booting from CD? Are there other related messages on the VCs?
> I've never seen it crash like that, is the hardware known to be working?
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>> I tried a plain old "linux text" but I can't nfs mount because the
>> network is not prepped yet. Any more ideas?
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> Well you could go far enough through the manual install (booted from CD)
> to set up networking or manually bring up networking in the console-2
> bash... (you don't have much to work with in that environment but I
> think it should include at least one of ifconfig or ip).
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> Did running tcpdump (or wireshark or whatever) on the server show anything?
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> -- Jon
No, I haven't tried tcpdump yet. syslog shows that the server heard the nfs
mount request. I've also verified that I can mount the volume from another
SL5.0 machine.
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