Hi!
This I presume is a syslinux limitation, where the command:
localboot 0xffff
practically let's the boot from CD-ROM fail. If you have explicitly
chosen to boot from CD-ROM (by pressing F12?), I think there is no boot
order... No boot order, no next boot device.
This doesn't seem to be the problem. The server I use always have the
boot order CDROM, PXE, harddisk.
I guess that if you change the boot order in the BIOS to CD-ROM, Hard
Disk, then boot from the CD-ROM and choose Boot from Local Disk, it
should continue booting from Hard Disk.
I looked in the BIOS and changed the boot order explicitly to CDROM
and harddisk and tried again but it still hangs. If there is no
CDROM in the drive, the server tries first to boot from CDROM and
then automatically from harddisk...
Any more ideas?
Thank you for your help
mad
On Fri, 2009-01-30 at 11:12 +0100, Jeroen van Meeuwen wrote:
> I created a spin of Fedora 8. Everything went fine. But I'm
wondering
> about the 'boot from local disk' option. It works on desktop computers
> (HP dc5800) but not on servers (HP DL310 G5). After choosing the option
> on the server the screen goes blank and nothing else happens.
>
> Any idea how I could fix that?