Antwort: [parisc-linux] Booting the kernel

[Rich Rauenzahn]

And if you don't know your disk path, you can always try...

hpux /stand/vmlinux

I've found that often works on newer OS installs.

(btw, for those of you who run HPUX, that's also the way to boot off of the
backup kernel; you would specify /stand/vmunix.prev)

Rich

> 4. use hpux to load vmlinux
>    hpux disc(2/0/1.6.0;0)/stand/vmlinux
>              2/0/1.6.0                   is the hardware path to the boot
> disk
>                       ;0                 stands for section 0 which means
> whole disk or LVM
>                         /stand/vmlinux   is the kernel file to boot
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> Ulrich
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> Ulrich Strelow
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> Davin Petersen <davinp@celltech.com> am 02.07.99 00:41:40
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> Thema:    [parisc-linux] Booting the kernel
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> After downloading the goodies available from the FTP site I gather that
> rbootd is the way to spit the linux kernel to a HP box.  Am I wrong?  Is
> there no way of using the ISL?  I tried using the ISL (on my H60), got
> an error message and was dumped back to the ISL prompt.
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