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1. #Cant boot from ahci cdrom drive using bochs in debian how to#
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3. #Cant boot from ahci cdrom drive using bochs in debian manual#
4. #Cant boot from ahci cdrom drive using bochs in debian iso#

So, when I tried to bootup the sdcard with an updated image, which used to work, I got similar message about not being about mount with the "loopback".īTW url of unetbootin ubuntu install is.

Instead of formating the drive I formatted that partition but without an mbr. Petcomp wrote:I made a mistake when trying to format an sd card that I use to but an image put on it by unetbootin. You need to check that the partition was created with an mbr by using the disk utility in Ubuntu.īTW url of unetbootin ubuntu install is. There appears as if there is no fat32 option, but Ubuntu puts fat32 on it anyways.Īfter that, I put another image on the sdcard with unetbootin & now it boots into the image. I unmounted the sdcard & recreated the partition with an mbr as well as formatted the partition as fat. So I went into the disk utility and noticed it had an mbr whereas the sd card did not.

I then took my sahara flash drive and put an image on it with unetbootin & it worked. So, when I tried to bootup the sdcard with an updated image, which used to work, I got similar message about not being about mount with the "loopback". It also looks like the support for this in debian probably won't land in debian 10 :\ Oh well for now.I made a mistake when trying to format an sd card that I use to but an image put on it by unetbootin.

#Cant boot from ahci cdrom drive using bochs in debian how to#

In retrospect, I don't see strong need for an offline debian installer and also have a multiboot drive support (Its safe to assume every computer I want to touch has internet, and ones that done can have a dedicated usb drive to install from) It is more a complaint that debian (my favourite) lacks a capability that seemingly all over mainstream distro installers have, _and_ I can't figure out how to fix it myself. To rename them to match the mbusb.d glob) and really, i should prefer a netīoot with a apt cache (i use squid-deb-proxy) witch works out well.Įdit: I couldn't find sources or reproduce the "vmlinuz chainloader" setup.Īlso, `*netins.iso` files are not the supported ones, only the mini.iso's, which are a bit harder to find, ex Kept and you'll have to remember where to go and how to get there by handĪlso i think i had luck using the netboot mini.iso's from Debian (just had this sucks though cause vmlinuz doesn't know where the iso's are Into the multiboot, from there boot into vmlinuz, and from there bootĭebian. I think the only option is to use the vmlinz chain loader, eg after booting Other distros work fine without this treatment. This issue should be reported to upstream (debian).

#Cant boot from ahci cdrom drive using bochs in debian manual#

(of course, you can go through the mount manual for avoiding a reboot, but rebooting would be faster ) 7. (Of course, you are running raid, and for me, raid is what happens when I go to the refrigerator) 6. Then, we can "mount" the folder with the installer contents onto /cdrom by making a symlink: Edit /etc/fstab and add a line for the new /var drive. We'll have to mount the drive itself somewhere else. So what if we instead mount that subdirectory at /cdrom?

#Cant boot from ahci cdrom drive using bochs in debian iso#

However, in this case that still fails because the iso contents are not directly on the drive but in a subdirectory. For many installers, mounting the flash drive (say, /dev/sdb1) to /cdrom does the trick.