Re: [Testbed-admins] Can't boot after imageunzipping a customized image

[Ben Burnett <bburnett@atcorp.com>]

no, after the initial GENERIC unzip (on pc2) we had the same problems
as we described last week, the MBR worked fine, we could select which
partition to boot, but then fedora panics (as it did before, from bad
nic drivers we think) and FreeBSD booted, but fstab is wrong (we have
SCSI drivers).  This was all expected.  I thought we were going
through this test to test how the MBR was getting zipped and unzipped
on our hardware?  it appears in this test it worked fine.

-Ben


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On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 9:27 AM, Leigh Stoller<stoller@flux.utah.edu> wrote:
>>   we did that process: loaded pc2 with GENERIC then imaged it to
>> foo, then loaded pc3 with foo.  pc3 has the same initial boot
>> problems
>
> So, after the initial load of the GENERIC image onto pc2, pc2 did not
> boot properly? Neither partition booted properly?
>
> Lbs
> ps: Sorry for being dense, but I had a hard time following your
> message text.
>
>
>