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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2003-08-28 02:10:14
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Bruce Smith wrote: >>>It would be easy to hack the linuxrc startup script, and say if >>>/cdrom/config/etc-static.tar.gz2 exists, then completely ignore the >>>floppy and USB devices, and ONLY untar the static etc file from CD. >> >>I like this idea, too. >>It will work only with IDE CD-ROMs . > > > Good point. > > Speaking of CD drives, I installed the latest DL on a PC with a SCSI CD > drive for the first time yesterday. I started out with a blank floppy. > It booted, ask if I wanted to copy the config to floppy (I said "y"), > and it ask if I wanted to probe for SCSI controllers. Again I said "y". > And ... PUKE! :-) It couldn't find any SCSI modules. > > Are any SCSI modules available to the boot script at that time now? > Or have they all been removed to save memory? Or have they moved? > > If they've been removed, we might as well remove the code (and question) > for probing for SCSI. I fixed some of the problems with the SCSI detection, but it's not completely fixed. The script has problems with the creation of the file /dev/shm/.probed_modules Unfortunately I don't have more time to look into this and I'm away this weekend. But I'm confident that Bruce can fix it. ;-) cya Heiko |