Re: Can't boot target?

Jerry,

That was it! I don't know how I missed that after going through the menus a
thousand times but I did. My first attempt failed and the I realized that make
probably didn't know anything had changed and didn't recompile. But when I
did a build kernel -force that fixed everything.
Thanks again!

Ron

At 08:58 1/5/2004 -0600, Jerry Epplin wrote:
>Be sure to build the kernel with the correct processor type ("Pentium").
>As I recall, the default is PII or PIII.
>
>Jerry
>
>Ron Parise wrote:
>
>>
>>I am trying to learn how to use qplus but have not had any success
>>booting my target system. The devel system is a RedHat 8.0 system.
>>The target is a generic 100MHz Pentium with 48MB memory, a video
>>card, 3c509 network card, and floppy.
>>The build seems to proceed cleanly. I am trying to deploy using an initrd
>>as the root file system. Etherboot (5.2.2) boots (from a floppy),
>>gets an ip address, and
>>the qplusp.etherboot filename. It then transfers the file  (or seems to).
>>
>>I get the following output on the video console and then the target system
>>just dies.
>>
>><millions of dots deleted>..............................
>>........................................done
>>mknbi-1.4.3/first32.c (GPL)
>>Top of ramdisk is 0x03000000
>>Ramdisk at 0x02D4F000, size 0x002B1000
>>
>>At this point it just stops forever. It doesn't execute the boot file and 
>>is just
>>dead.
>>
>>Anyone have any ideas? I'm stumped.
>>
>>Ron
>>
>>
>>
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