Getting frustrating. I got a working yaboot from the YDL install. I did the rest of the install from the debian testing "etch" netinstall. I installed the 2.6.12-1-powerpc64 kernel
yaboot, expecting its kernel, fails with either "no or invalid device" or "no such file" # I tried boot: [EMAIL PROTECTED],f2000000/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/k2-sata@)/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:4,/boot/vmlinux # and a lot of variations on the linux image name # (which do exist on /boot ) These returned invalid device, even though thats the default device that YDL put in the yaboot conf # also tried: putting soft links in /boot to actual kernel and initrd names using names YDL expected- I get "no such file" Can I re-install YDL and reconfigure yaboot to point to "vmlinux" from there? hmmm that must be possible. Then re-install Debian. Just floundering around here, while the time runs out. Sure is an expensive piece of junk just at the moment. Unfortunately I need to build our stuff native on PPC. thanks John -- John Fisher at Znyx Networks Santa Barbara office -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
