[syslinux] kernel stops booting process

Geert Stappers stappers at stappers.nl
Sun Oct 21 07:55:07 PDT 2007


Op 20-10-2007 om 17:19 schreef Oliver Klein:
> 
> Oct 19 09:38:11 srv1 in.tftpd[20823]: RRQ from XXX.XX.201.226 filename pxelinux.cfg/default
> Oct 19 09:38:11 srv1 in.tftpd[20824]: RRQ from XXX.XX.201.226 filename vesamenu.c32
> Oct 19 09:38:12 srv1 in.tftpd[20825]: RRQ from XXX.XX.201.226 filename pxelinux.cfg/default
> Oct 19 09:38:17 srv1 in.tftpd[20826]: RRQ from XXX.XX.201.226 filename centos-5/i386/vmlinuz
> Oct 19 09:38:19 srv1 in.tftpd[20827]: RRQ from XXX.XX.201.226 filename /centos-5/i386/initrd.img

I would have expect

| Oct 19 09:38:19 srv1 in.tftpd[20827]: RRQ from XXX.XX.201.226 filename centos-5/i386/initrd.img

(no slash prefixed to centos)



> So any ideas what goes wrong here?

As I see it, does the new hardware not boot with the very same setup
as previous hardware did.
And it is indeed interresting to known why the new computer doesn't boot
the same way as other computers did. 
First thing I would do, is netbooting an "old" computer to check the
server side setup.



I hope that this posting did help.


Cheers
Geert Stappers




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