On Oct 28, 2005, at 5:50 AM, Dennis Clarke wrote:
ok boot hd:1 /grub/grubof.modules That works and gets me to GRUB then I type your commands above ... grub> suspend Run 'go' to resume GRUB. ok dev /chosen ok .properties name "chosen" stdin 0xFDA01A0 (265945504) stdout 0xFD9FEF8 (265944824) bootpath "/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/[EMAIL PROTECTED],1/[EMAIL PROTECTED],0" bootargs "" memory 0xFC54D40 (264588608) mmu 0xFC55D48 (264592712) ok
Ah, right. Pegasos firmware does not pass the boot arguments, so GRUB cannot determine where to load its config file from. In fact, both the filesystem path and the partition number are missing, so there's really no way to guess the location correctly.
If you are using the latest firmware, you will need to remind the Genesi folks about this problem (I have CCed Sven). I have not heard when they intend to release fixed firmware, or maybe they have already and you just need to install the update.
I can't see any workarounds, since you can't pass any options to grub. I suppose you could hardcode "(hd,0)" as the default prefix in GRUB source... either that, or be happy you can use the "configfile" command (a feature yaboot lacks :).
I then type "go" ( without the quotes ) and the screen goes black with the exception of this single line at the top : Failed to claim heap at 0x4000, len 0x1fb000
This is another Pegasos firmware bug. suspend works, but resume doesn't. Luckily, in this case suspend is all we needed for debug information. :)
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