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Carl_cj 09-13-2014 02:31 AM
my new LFS sytem is not booting
 
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i completed a LFS Build but Unfortunately it was replaced with my host system which is Slackware 14.1...when i start booting my new LFS the snapshots is given.....my caps lock&scroll lock lights are continuing blinking when 2nd image...botting process is stopped at 2nd image.... plz help me....thanks in advance.....

i am using vmware workstation 10.






English is not my native language;excuse if spelling mistakes

ReaperX7 09-13-2014 03:17 PM
That's a kernel dump.

Chances are you built the kernel incorrectly which caused a problem.

A good tip you should follow is to recycle an existing kernel config such as the Slackware -Current kernel, and run make oldconfig again it or make olddefconfig.

kamils096 09-13-2014 04:43 PM
Kernel Panic says that can't mount root fs. Have you compiled VMWare Bus drivers to kernel?

Carl_cj 09-14-2014 03:11 AM
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Originally Posted by ReaperX7 (Post 5237381)
A good tip you should follow is to recycle an existing kernel config such as the Slackware -Current kernel, and run make oldconfig again it or make olddefconfig.
Thank u sir,but how can i run make oldconfig where should i run make old config ur answer didn't understand properly could u plz tell me that........i am using vmware workstaion 10.

Carl_cj 09-14-2014 03:17 AM
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Kernel Panic says that can't mount root fs. Have you compiled VMWare Bus drivers to kernel?
NO i didn't load it....i have a LFS build cd when i run it it displays grub prompt like image....i am run this cd in vmware workstation 10..plzzz give me a suggestion...Thanks in advance.

spiky0011 09-14-2014 03:30 AM
You will have to re enter "chroot " again as per lfs book and rebuild the kernel

Carl_cj 09-14-2014 04:03 AM
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You will have to re enter "chroot " again as per lfs book and rebuild the kernel
Thank u,but i using the vmware workstaion 10. how to enter chroot environment it can't boot.....images are shown.....unfortunetly my host sytem slackware on vmware is replaced with it.. so plz give me a suggestion....

spiky0011 09-14-2014 04:11 AM
So what is on sda2 thats marked as ext4. If windows is the only os on drive you need to get that to boot so as to enter vm

Carl_cj 09-14-2014 04:50 AM
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So what is on sda2 thats marked as ext4. If windows is the only os on drive you need to get that to boot so as to enter vm
There is a swap partition on sda2.....my host system is dual boot i.e windows 8,windows 7....is it possible to recover my host system on vmware which is slackware...?

spiky0011 09-14-2014 04:53 AM
sda3 is swap, so is slack on sda2? with the "VM" in slack

Carl_cj 09-14-2014 04:58 AM
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sda3 is swap, so is slack on sda2? with the "VM" in slack
no sir....sda3 is my New LFS...sda1 is slackware and sda2 is linux swap partition.....i am using slakcware on vmware to build LFS...Building LFS is completed but my host system slackware is replaced with LFS it can't boot alredy the pictures is given so plz help me how to boot my New LFS......i also have LFS build cd but it shown as grub prompt the picture is given..plz help me sir...

spiky0011 09-14-2014 05:07 AM
Sorry got your setup confused.
So LFS is on its own partition "sda3".
Get a copy of a distro "Debain,Slack what ever!" and run it as a live cd/usb.
Then mount your LFS system (sda1) and chroot into it, Rebuild the kernel

spiky0011 09-14-2014 05:18 AM
Sorry LFS sda3
edited previous post


Note I must wear my glasses

Carl_cj 09-14-2014 05:19 AM
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Originally Posted by spiky0011 (Post 5237607)
Sorry got your setup confused.
So LFS is on its own partition "sda1".
Get a copy of a distro "Debain,Slack what ever!" and run it as a live cd/usb.
Then mount your LFS system (sda1) and chroot into it, Rebuild the kernel
Thank u....i have a debian-live-7.6.0-amd64-xfce-desktop.iso.is this live iso run on vmware...?
did u mean install this iso into vmware? sorry i didn't understand what u say...:confused::confused:

spiky0011 09-14-2014 05:22 AM
No live cd can be run from the cd they dont install anything, put cd in and boot from cd/dvd drive follow on screen to run as LIVE CD not install,
That will run the OS entirely from cd

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_CD


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