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Error in exec of second stage loader - solved ??

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Carpenter, Dean (MS Mail))
Mon Nov 4 16:19:32 1996

From: "Carpenter, Dean (MS Mail)" <dcarpenter@kraft.com>
To: "'Redhat list'" <redhat-list@redhat.com>
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 15:07:23 -0600
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This is odd.  I just tried an NFS install using the latest boot.img and
supp.img (Actually, just the boot.img :) from the updates/images
directory.  Once again, it failed with the standard error above :(

I turned on debugging for both rpc.mountd and rpm.nfsd and tried again.
Lo and behold, it's trying to load the file "runinstall2", of which
there isn't one.  I checked both ftp.eit.com (where I mirror from) and
ftp.redhat.com, and neither of them has just a runinstall2, only the
runinstall2.Z which is a link to install2.Z.

I made a link of runinstall2 -> install2 and tried again.  It's
installing now as I speak/write right over there.  This leads me to
believe I have the wrong boot disk ?

Also, It's abysmally slow.  This may be the fact that the server is an
old Slackware 2.1 1.2.13 a.out system on token ring, and the install is
on ethernet.  But I also noticed several errors on tty4 :

	<4> NFS server jedi.cso.kraft.com not responding, still trying.
	<4> NFS server jedi.cso.kraft.com OK.

There are about 3 instances of this combo ... Any ideas ?

How 'bout that token ring install process ?  I'm ready to try something
whenever y'all get it ready.

--
Dean Carpenter
dcarpenter@kraft.com
deano@areyes.com


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