RE: [suse-autoinstall] can not find installation source
Lisa, Lisa Dong wrote:
On Wed, 11 Oct 2006, GUNREBEN, PETER (Peter) wrote:
Lisa Dong wrote:
when I boot up the system, I see the the system request IP address from the dhcp server,and dhcp offer the IP address to that mac address, it then load the kernel, .....start hardware detect, usb device detect, then try to load info from eth0 eth1 then stop right here, a red screen appear, can not find installation source
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Additionally, I had to add the kernel module for the NIC (in my case: "insmod=tg3") and also some SATA and SCSI modules to get the installation working. You may also try to set "netdevice=eth0".
BTW, when the red screen appears, you may press <Ctrl>-<Alt>-F9 and try to mount the NFS installation source manually, just to see whether this works.
I did try netwait=30, netdevice=eth0, and tried manually mount of installation source, none of them work.
In the <Ctrl>-<Alt>-F9 console: Have you tried to "insmod" your NIC driver? What does "ifconfig" tell you? Can you "ping" any computer in your subnet? Peter.
we know it's switch problem, is anybody know how to configure switch to let autoinstall get through? Thanks, Lisa GUNREBEN, PETER (Peter) wrote:
Lisa,
Lisa Dong wrote:
On Wed, 11 Oct 2006, GUNREBEN, PETER (Peter) wrote:
Lisa Dong wrote:
when I boot up the system, I see the the system request IP address from the dhcp server,and dhcp offer the IP address to that mac address, it then load the kernel, .....start hardware detect, usb device detect, then try to load info from eth0 eth1 then stop right here, a red screen appear, can not find installation source
[...]
Additionally, I had to add the kernel module for the NIC (in my case: "insmod=tg3") and also some SATA and SCSI modules to get the installation working. You may also try to set "netdevice=eth0".
BTW, when the red screen appears, you may press <Ctrl>-<Alt>-F9 and try to mount the NFS installation source manually, just to see whether this works.
I did try netwait=30, netdevice=eth0, and tried manually mount of installation source, none of them work.
In the <Ctrl>-<Alt>-F9 console: Have you tried to "insmod" your NIC driver? What does "ifconfig" tell you? Can you "ping" any computer in your subnet?
Peter.
Lisa Dong wrote:
we know it's switch problem, is anybody know how to configure switch to let autoinstall get through?
Lisa, I had similar problem. I took a couple of days to fix it. Cause was the Cisco 2960 switch and spanning tree protocol. After switching off STP on that port all went well... However, when switching STP off on such ports one should *never* connect switches or hubs to that port!!! On Cisco one can use the web interface -> "smartport" and set the port to type desktop. Hartmut
Thanks,
Lisa
GUNREBEN, PETER (Peter) wrote:
Lisa, Lisa Dong wrote:
On Wed, 11 Oct 2006, GUNREBEN, PETER (Peter) wrote:
Lisa Dong wrote:
when I boot up the system, I see the the system request IP address from the dhcp server,and dhcp offer the IP address to that mac address, it then load the kernel, .....start hardware detect, usb device detect, then try to load info from eth0 eth1 then stop right here, a red screen appear, can not find installation source
[...]
Additionally, I had to add the kernel module for the NIC (in my case: "insmod=tg3") and also some SATA and SCSI modules to get the installation working. You may also try to set "netdevice=eth0".
BTW, when the red screen appears, you may press <Ctrl>-<Alt>-F9 and try to mount the NFS installation source manually, just to see whether this works.
I did try netwait=30, netdevice=eth0, and tried manually mount of installation source, none of them work.
In the <Ctrl>-<Alt>-F9 console: Have you tried to "insmod" your NIC driver? What does "ifconfig" tell you? Can you "ping" any computer in your subnet?
Peter.
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GUNREBEN, PETER (Peter) -
Hartmut Gottwald -
Lisa Dong