Re: [coLinux-users] Vista SP1 - complete failure

[Jonathan D. <tz...@sp...>]

System is an AMD "turion x 2" cpu, on a laptop, running vista business.

As noted, I've been testing directly in ramdisk mode, where the only two 
options given are initrd.gz and root=dev/ram0 (I think) ...

Failure mode is reproduced with that simple setup for all 0.7.3 and 
newer versions I've tried.

Same exact setup is solid as a rock on XP on a P4 2.4.

- Jonathan

Josep Maria Antolín Segura wrote:
> May I ask some more information about the System?
>
> Here i am running Vista Home Premium SP1 (Spanish) with colinux 0.7.3, on a core
> 2 duo laptop (centrino duo) with 2GB of RAM.
> The amount of RAM for colinux is 256MB.
>
> The only problem i had with it was with some random reboots, which in my case,
> were due to the problems with ext2 and ext3 fixed recently.
>
> my config file is as follows:
> kernel=vmlinux
>
> #reenable each time colinux daemon is updated, so that modules can be updated
> aswell.
> initrd=initrd.gz
>
> cobd0=D:\Colinux\debian\Debian-etch.ext3.3gb
> cobd3=D:\Colinux\debian\swap_128Mb
>
> cofs0=C:\
> cofs1=D:\
>
>
> mem=256
> eth0=tuntap
> #eth1=pcap-bridge,ethernet
> root=/dev/cobd0
>
>
> Note that I run it as a service, but i've tried running it manually with the
> following script with no problems:
> c:
> cd "c:\Program Files\colinux\"
> start colinux-daemon.exe -t nt  @D:\Colinux\debian\debian.colinux.conf.txt
> start colinux-console-nt.exe
>
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