mebe n00b
Joined: 27 Feb 2007 Posts: 1
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Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 9:11 pm Post subject: Bit of a problem booting from USB |
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Hey,
I'm having bit of a problem with my setup. For some reason my motherboard and SCSI-RAID card don't want to co-operate properly, so I can't boot directly from the array. Instead, I installed the boot partition and GRUB on a USB stick. Everything is otherwise perfect, but on boot the system tries to run checkfs on /dev/sda1 (which would be the boot partition) before usbfs is initialized - which means it'll complain and I have to press CTRL-D everytime I boot!
I moved the USB initialization stuff from localmount to a new init script (and added that script to the boot runlevel). Then, I tried making it "before checkfs", making checkfs "after it" and making it provide a virtual dependency which checkfs then requires. None of these helped, but still checkfs is run before usbfs is initialized, causing the error message to pop up.
Any tips? |
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