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15 years, 10 months
quick yaboot Q
by Alan McKay
Hey folks,
I have everything building now and my CD boots just fine, but there is just
one little missing piece of the puzzle. When the CD boots it does not run our
custom anaconda ks.cfg - it goes into the normal interactive install.
This is of
course because I'm basing this on the x86 build, and in order to
accomplish this
task it does the following in GRUB :
label xyz
kernel vmlinuz
append initrd=initrd.img ramdisk_size=8192 ks=cdrom:/ks.cfg quiet
This of course tells the initrd to run the ks.cfg file when it boots up.
I've checked the yaboot.conf man page and don't see anything obvious
there on how to do this. Can someone help?
In short, I want the CD to boot and then run our customer ks.cfg right
away, not the normal FC interactive install.
thanks,
-Alan
--
"Aikido has but one principle - the universal reality of life"
- Mitsugi Saotome
15 years, 10 months
Making a boot CD - ohhhh, I'm close!
by Alan McKay
Hi Folks,
I'm trying to make a bootable install CD for PPC. We've already done
this for i386 and what we did was blow open the FC6 CD1, remove what
we don't need, add what we do need, then glue it all back together
with a magical incantation of "mkisofs". Works great! (We're
installing FC6 and our stuff goes on top of it)
PPC has been a really different beast as I'm sure you all know.
We're using the same approach by blowing open the FC6 CD1 but are
having trouble with the magic incantation. I came upon this list via
google (only after some 2 or 3 hours of googling and reading,
unfortunately), and found this thread from March of this year
concerning this exact topic :
http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/fedora-ppc/2007-March/000971.html
I thought I was home free, but when I try what pnasrat suggests, I
get this error :
Uh oh, I cant find the boot image "./yaboot"!
I tried with both full and relative paths to the yaboot file. At
first I was just pointing to the original file as it exists on the
blown-open FC6 CD1 in my filesystem. (./fc6/ppc/chrp/yaboot). Then I
tried copying it out of there and putting it elsewhere.
Here is my current magic incantation. Note that "fc6" is the
directory in my current working directory which contains the contents
of FC6 CD1 PPC.
mkisofs -r -J -T -V "@SOMELABLE" -A "Created on `date`" -p "somename"
-publisher "somename" -x "lost+found" -input-charset iso8859-1 -U
-chrp-boot -l -prep-boot ./yaboot -part-hfs -hfs-bless `pwd`/fc6/ppc
-map fc6/ppc/mapping -magic fc6/ppc/magic -no-desktop -allow-multidot
-o somefile.iso fc6
Ooooohhhhh, I'm so close! Help me Obi-wan Kenobi. You're my only hope!
--
"Aikido has but one principle - the universal reality of life"
- Mitsugi Saotome
15 years, 10 months
f7 yaboot problem on G3
by Mike Hammill
Could someone provide me with a reasonable yaboot.conf file or tell me
how to make one to get f7 to boot on a G3?
Background:
I've been running fc6 on a Mac G3 (blue and white) and earlier version
of fc before that. I really like it and decided to upgrade to f7. I
used the clean install option (nothing else on the hard drive) from the
DVD and the installation went fine.
Originally, I choose the default layout, which seems to put nearly
everything under LVM. I couldn't boot that, and I figured yaboot
couldn't handle LVM. So, I started over from scratch and put reasonable
things on LVM, the rest on their own partitions, namely:
/dev/sda3 /boot ext2 120M
/dev/sda4 /var/cache/openafs ext2 2048M
/dev/sda5 / ext3 2048M
/dev/sda6 swap 1024M
/dev/sda7 LVM where
/dev/vg/home 5120M mounted under /home
/dev/vg/opt 2048M mounted as expected...
/dev/vg/tmp 2048M ...
/dev/vg/usr 10240M ...
/dev/vg/var 5120M ...
/dev/vg/userlocal 1024M ...
This also installed fine, and f7 seemed to create /dev/sda2 as an Apple
bootstrap partition. However, when rebooting, I got the broken folder
icon and the best I can do was reboot to the rescue disk. Rescue did a
great job, found my f7 installation, mounted all the above (except
openafs partition) and I then chrooted to /mnt/sysimage. There, I have
tried various incantations to install the boot image to the bootstrap
partition, but nothing works.
Is one to do it from outside chroot, e.g.,
yabootconfig -t /mnt/sysimage -b /dev/sda2
or inside using ybin -v or only use mkofboot?
I hate to say it, but the closest success I got was booting with
Gentoo's CD, mounting everything, running yabootconfig and then on
reboot it at least boots f7's initrd and vmlinuz (however it kernel
panics). Using only f7's rescue disk, I tried, after letting rescue
find the installation, the following. Note here I did NOT chroot first:
Try 1:
yabootconfig --chroot /mnt/sysimage
Got:
Unable to locate bootstrap parition on /dev/sda...
Try 2:
yabootconfig --chroot /mnt/sysimage -b /dev/sda2
Got:
Install yaboot bootstrap on /dev/sda2 to boot Linux from /dev/sda5?
[Yes]
Creating a simple /mnt/sysimage/etc/yaboot.config...
Enter kernel image: /mnt/sysimage/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.21-1.3194.fc7
Enter an initrd image: /mnt/sysimage/boot/initrd-2.6.21-1.3194.fc7.img
/mnt/sysimage/sbin/yabootconf: line 733: ofpath: command not found
yabootconfig: unable to determine OpenFirmware device name to /dev/sda
aborting.
Try 3:
PATH_PREFIX=/mnt/sysimage yabootconfig --chroot /mnt/sysimage
-b /dev/sda2
Got: same as above except it got a little further. After entering the
initrd, it gave:
Running mkofboot to make the disk bootable...
Failed to initialize HFS working directories: No such file or directory
mkofboot: /dev/sda2 appears to have never had a bootstrap installed,
please run mkofboot.
I'd like to not give up on f7, but the above is pretty frustrating.
Best regards,
/Mike
15 years, 10 months