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<0> hi, i've just installed gentoo; but now when i reboot i get an error 17 from grub : cannot mount selected partition
<0> my grub is
<0> root (hd0,0)
<0> kernel /boot/kernel
<1> at the very beginning?
<0> root=dev/hda3
<0> yes
<1> try with kernel /kernel, since its in /boot
<1> instead of kernel /boot/kernel
<0> i will try this; but grub gives me the error that he cant mount the partitio, so i think that the problem is with the root (hd0,0)
<1> you have to know what your root is
<0> hda1 is my boot partition, hda2 swap and hda3 is my root
<1> hd0,0 should be fine
<1> look at mine:
<1> root (hd0,0)
<1> kernel /vmlinuz root=/dev/hda4 quiet
<1> but i have a separate /boot
<1> which is hd0,0, thats why its /vmlinuz
<0> my boot is also seperate on the first partition
<1> then do like i showed
<1> kernel /foobar instead of kernel /boot/foobar
<0> ok thnx will try this now
<2> n 'abend zusammen
<2> oh english, i'm sry, hello everyone
<1> lo
<3> hello :)
<2> I'm sorry for my bad english... do you have problems with firefox and java? e.g. I want to go to tvtv.de an my ff always just close
<2> all I get is: /usr/libexec/mozilla-launcher: line 117: 28145 Segmentation fault "$mozbin" "$@"
<2> but at line 117 there is only a wait-statment
<4> gn
<5> Morning. =)
<6> hello
<7> hi
<1> yo
<7> ej tibyke
<1> hey, ArcAngel
<8> ARGH.
<8> One goddamned clock has been teasing me all morning.
<8> it has alarm clock that can't be put of it seems.
<7> hey Nadriel
<8> Morning ArcAngel.
<7> O=)
<8> I can't even break this clock properly.
<7> break the clock?
<8> Made fully of stainless steal.
<8> It keeps beebing.
<7> ooh =)
<7> unplug it =P
<7> Nadriel: and check your query =P
<8> Thee's only 3 buttons.. I can't get it off from any of those, I've even tried comboc.
<8> :)
<8> It's a wristclock
<7> ooh hehe
<8> :)
<8> Dad gave it to me.
<8> It's been biggong be at 12 am..
<8> *bugging.
<8> Since he gave it to me.
<8> dimko, yarr!
<9> Nadry
<10> Are there any alsa equalizerS?
<10> The one in Amarok ****s donkey porn :/
<10> I'm master of my keyboard. My hip multimedia keys now work.
<11> holy cow
<11> I certainly hope you do not have "****s donkey porn" patented
<11> :)
<10> :D
<11> on a completely donkey-unrelated matter, any comments upon http://isteve.peoplewithissues.net/genbootstrap/ ? Comments "What purpose does it serve" will be tortured and then ignored
<12> hi
<1> hi
<4> j0
<11> hmm, no comments? ;)
<4> i'd have rather called it an "installer" :)
<11> heh
<11> :)
<13> iSteve: it installed successfully and now i just have a blue screen
<13> iSteve: ps axuf shows "dialog --backtitle GenBootStrap v0.2 --tailbox -- /i1/lindi/gentoo/var/log/genbootstrap.log 52 108"
<11> hmm, weird
<11> did you press exit?
<11> and the dialog didn't terminate?
<11> that would suggest bug in dialog tho
<13> I think the option was "OK", and i pressed it
<11> then our dialogs must differ.. may I have a shell to check it out? if you re-run it, it will notice it has the files already there and will not attempt to download them, so I'll just waste cpu space
<11> s/space$/time/
<11> sorry, tired:)
<13> unfortunately this is a test system at work so i'd rather avoid creating any new user accounts
<11> mhm
<13> i could probably run it with "sh -x"?
<13> { rundialog ...; rundialog ... ; } & DIALOG_PID="$!"
<11> well, I'm occupied elsewhere atm... so maybe we could debug it later, perhaps on another system where you can replicate it
<13> which pid will it get?
<11> it will get the pid of the whole { }
<11> the whole shell that runs {} forks off
<11> I guess while true; do rundialog ...; done & DIALOG_PID="$!" and then killing $DIALOG_PID could work too, but it'd provide a lot of info messages from shell that background job was killed
<11> which I try to evade
<13> hmm
<13> dialog is using cpu time all the time
<11> I'll later split the main installation block
<11> into a utility like debootstrap, and keep the current genbootstrap as frontend running it
<13> futex(0xa7f51988, FUTEX_WAIT, 2, NULL) = -1 EAGAIN (Resource temporarily unavailable)
<13> repeating that again and again
<11> I've never really touhed dialog src, I really don't know what it does inside -- I always treated it only as a dumb drawing black box
<13> pthread_setcanceltype () from /lib/tls/libc.so.6,?? (),__after_morecore_hook () from /lib/tls/libc.so.6,LINES (),?? (),?
<13> is the backtrace
<11> nothing much I can do about it from the point of view of a shellscript
<14> Hi there
<14> i've got some problems with dvd, there is no file for it (i'm almost sure that i have checked all nessesery option in kernel config) maybe someone got some time for help ?? :)
<13> dvds are the problem :)
<14> :)
<14> all works great on live cd
<14> is there ok to paste 3 lines od dmesg ??
<11> rafb.net/paste
<14> that's part of live's cd dmesg, dvd found:
<14> Uniform Multi-Platform E-IDE driver Revision: 7.00alpha2
<14> ide: ***uming 33MHz system bus speed for PIO modes; override with idebus=xx
<14> NFORCE-MCP55: IDE controller at PCI slot 0000:00:04.0
<14> and that's my present gentoo instalation part of dmesg:
<15> DanJ, you dont have /dev/dvd file?
<14> exacly
<14> Uniform Multi-Platform E-IDE driver Revision: 7.00alpha2
<14> ide: ***uming 33MHz system bus speed for PIO modes; override with idebus=xx
<14> libata version 1.20 loaded.
<15> and you can mount data dvds ?
<14> nope
<14> looks like there is no dvd (but there is one :) )
<15> ah hmm
<15> no idea :D
<14> damn :( lost 2h for it\
<14> hdd is on sata, cd-rom on ide
<14> worsk on live cd , doesnt on my os :(
<4> might be an udev/devfs problem
<14> ??
<14> kernel 2.6.x so udev
<14> ok, which one driver in kernel is right for:
<14> IDE interface: nVidia Corporation MCP55 IDE
<14> maybe someone use this one too
<14> becouse there is no any hdx file also (for ide drives)
<14> noone knows ?? :(
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