[syslinux] Booting with Syslinux 6.01 & 6.02 fails, causes restart.
Ady
ady-sf at hotmail.com
Sat Nov 23 04:47:44 PST 2013
> I compiled from sources.
Where did you get the Syslinux source? Could you try with the latest
from Arch Linux [testing], just in case?
FWIW, the Syslinux archives in kernel.org already contain binary
files. Using official files without re-compiling might help find out
if perhaps there is some build problem.
> First gnu-efi, then syslinux. I can provide compile logs if you are interested.
Are you using gnu-efi 3.0u? If not, please update.
>
> Then I installed with extlinux --install -s /boot
> and then copied in gptmbr into /dev/sda
>
> and re-created the initramfs bundle that this distrobution boots from .
>
> Then rebooted.
Were you using the same exact procedure, in the same order and exact
commands with Syslinux 4.xx?
Any specific reason to use "-s" in the installer? Could you try
without it?
Could you try installing gptmbr.bin first, and then executing the
extlinux installer?
Are you using c32 modules?
Have you changed anything in your /boot/syslinux.cfg file? Can you
post it?
Have you tested Syslinux 4.07?
Which filesystem is /boot ?
Regards,
Ady.
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