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From: Vivek S. <vi...@ch...> - 2011-02-03 10:34:45
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Try making the disk signature 0 in the OS image you are booting from. This signature starts at offset of 440 and is 4 bytes long. Take a look at MBR wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master_boot_record. From: Mahboob AliKhan [mailto:Mah...@ri...] Sent: 03 February 2011 13:58 To: eth...@li... Cc: Nitin Gupta Subject: [Etherboot-discuss] Need help with San boot - Windows XP boot stuckat Logo I was trying to do a san boot (gpxe) using a windows XP and I am facing some issues with it. I have installed Microsoft iscsi boot initiator and san boot as mentioned on website (http://etherboot.org/wiki/sanboot/winnt_iscsi) and followed the steps mentioned, installing win XP on 4 gb partition and trying to boot it from a Linux machine. The problem I am facing is the boot goes fine till I see the windows logo and then it just sits there and it goes in some kind of weird loop there. So, in order to debug, I installed windbg and I noticed some irregularities: "No sBFT found". I am trying to san boot on a Windows Desktop (Dell model). I am attaching the debugging transcript I got from windbg, Can someone please let me know what's wrong? Really appreciate your help in advance. Thanks Ali |
