> Debian has no provisions for booting iso images from a server.
The regular live iso also fails to boot from HDD with loopback. As
posted somewhere along the thread, it seems that debian's loopback
kernel module must be extracted and placed on the HDD. Then one must
interrupt the install, drop to
Not to beat a dead horse, but I'd like to clarify a few issues that
seem to be not working.
1. I compiled and installed Grub_trunk on an old laptop, then copied
the debian.iso to a folder under (hd0,gpt*). Modified the grub.cfg and
tried to use "syslinux_configfile -i (loop)/isolinux/isolinux.cfg
My system is FreeBSD_9.2-stable_amd64_HDD-layout=GPT
grub version=grub2-2.00_1, and grub is on its own partition (/boot/grub)
zpool version: 5000, with root on the zpool
FreeBSD's bootloader is able to boot this pool, while various grub2
attempts have failed. I think the reason is that grub2 has pr
