Letzte Änderung am 2006-10-13 01:16:45 von cleary formatting
Erweiterungen:
then edit /boot/grub/menu.lst with your favourite text editor ,
and change the initrd.imgxxx line to initrd.img-vm
Löschungen:
then edit /boot/grub/menu.lst with your favourite text editor and change the initrd.imgxxx line to initrd.img-vm
Editiert am 2006-10-13 00:59:19 von cleary rewording
Erweiterungen:
gain superuser privileges
then edit /boot/grub/menu.lst with your favourite text editor and change the initrd.imgxxx line to initrd.img-vm
Löschungen:
gain superuser access
then edit grub with your favourite text editor and change the initrd.imgxxx line to initrd.img-vm
Editiert am 2006-10-12 22:52:54 von RoEn facelifting
Editiert am 2006-10-12 04:59:00 von cleary minor edit/yaird disclaimer
Erweiterungen:
Note: the following instructions assume a single partition install (not counting swap) to /dev/sda1?. Also, the following has been tested on 2006.1 rc4? only at time of writing 061012
Löschungen:
Note: the following instructions assume a single partition install (not counting swap) to /dev/sda1?.
Editiert am 2006-10-12 04:57:32 von cleary formatting fixes
Erweiterungen:
Resolution: Open a terminal, and run
Löschungen:
Resolution: Open a terminal, and run `sudo modprobe BusLogic` (case sensitive).
Editiert am 2006-10-12 04:56:27 von cleary
Erweiterungen:
Resolution: Build a new initramfs which loads the BusLogic module
Löschungen:
Resolution:
Editiert am 2006-10-12 04:54:41 von cleary added kernel panic fix/yaird guide + general formatting fixes
Erweiterungen:
Installing Kanotix on a VMWare Virtual Machine
Issues:
Kanotix in LiveCD mode does not automatically detect the Virtual Hard Disk
Resolution: Open a terminal, and run `sudo modprobe BusLogic` (case sensitive).
Booting the HD Install causes a kernel panic after installing to Virtual Hard Disk
Resolution:
Note: the following instructions assume a single partition install (not counting swap) to /dev/sda1?.
- Boot Kanotix in the Virtual Machine with the LiveCD
- Open a terminal, and do the following:
take a backup of your menu.lst
then edit grub with your favourite text editor and change the initrd.imgxxx line to initrd.img-vm
get out of the chroot jail and cleanup
(chroot)# umount /sys
(chroot)# umount /proc
(chroot)# exit
# umount /media/sda1?/dev
reboot
# init 6
%%
Löschungen:
Installing Kanotix on a VMWare Virtual Machine
Issues
* Kanotix in LiveCD mode does not automatically detect the Virtual Hard Disk
- Resolution: Open a terminal, and run `sudo modprobe BusLogic` (case sensitive).
* Booting the HD Install causes a kernel panic after installing to Virtual Hard Disk
- Resolution:
Note: the following instructions assume a single partition install (not counting swap) to /dev/sda1?.
Boot Kanotix in the Virtual Machine with the LiveCD
Open a terminal, and do the following:
tell grub to boot with the new initrd
then edit grub with your favourite text editor and change the initrd.imgxxx line to initrd.img-vm%%
Editiert am 2006-10-12 04:43:30 von cleary
Erweiterungen:
Note: the following instructions assume a single partition install (not counting swap) to /dev/sda1?.
Boot Kanotix in the Virtual Machine with the LiveCD
Open a terminal, and do the following:
%%
Legend:
Prefix denotes comments
$ Prefix denotes commands that can be run as a regular user (knoppix)
# Prefix denotes commands that must be run as root
(chroot)# denotes commands that must be run in chroot jail
gain superuser access
Löschungen:
Note: the following instructions assume a single partition install (not counting swap) to /dev/sda1?.
Prefix denotes comments
$ Prefix denotes commands that can be run as a regular user (knoppix)
# Prefix denotes commands that must be run as root
(chroot)# denotes commands that must be run in chroot jail
- Kanotix in the Virtual Machine with the LiveCD
- a terminal, type:
%%gain superuser access
Editiert am 2006-10-12 04:40:39 von cleary
Erweiterungen:
//gain superuser access
$ sudo -s
// load scsi driver so we can see the disk
# modprobe BusLogic
// mount disk with the Kanotix install
# mkdir /media/sda1 && mount /dev/sda1 /media/sda1
// chroot to hd install
# mount --bind /dev /media/sda1/dev
# chroot /media/sda1
(chroot)# mount -t proc /proc proc
(chroot)# mount /sys
//edit yaird config to include BusLogic module
(chroot)# cat /etc/yaird/Default.cfg | sed '/MODULE evdev/a MODULE BusLogic' > /etc/yaird/vm.cfg
// run yaird with new config file
(chroot)# yaird -c /etc/yaird/vm.cfg -o /boot/initrd.img-vm
// tell grub to boot with the new initrd
(chroot)# cp /boot/grub/menu.lst /boot/grub/menu.lst.novm
//then edit grub with your favourite text editor and change the initrd.imgxxx line to initrd.img-vm
Löschungen:
gain superuser access
$ sudo -s
load scsi driver so we can see the disk
# modprobe BusLogic
mount disk with the Kanotix install
# mkdir /media/sda1? && mount /dev/sda1? /media/sda1?
chroot to hd install
# mount --bind /dev /media/sda1?/dev
# chroot /media/sda1?
(chroot)# mount -t proc /proc proc
(chroot)# mount /sys
edit yaird config to include BusLogic module
(chroot)# cat /etc/yaird/Default.cfg | sed '/MODULE evdev/a MODULE BusLogic' > /etc/yaird/vm.cfg
run yaird with new config file
(chroot)# yaird -c /etc/yaird/vm.cfg -o /boot/initrd.img-vm
tell grub to boot with the new initrd
(chroot)# cp /boot/grub/menu.lst /boot/grub/menu.lst.novm
then edit grub with your favourite text editor and change the initrd.imgxxx line to initrd.img-vm
Editiert am 2006-10-12 04:15:28 von cleary
Erweiterungen:
* Kanotix in LiveCD mode does not automatically detect the Virtual Hard Disk
The Hard Disk is now available under /dev/sda (using the default VMware Server settings)
* Booting the HD Install causes a kernel panic after installing to Virtual Hard Disk
- Resolution:
- the following instructions assume a single partition install (not counting swap) to /dev/sda1?.
Prefix denotes comments
$ Prefix denotes commands that can be run as a regular user (knoppix)
# Prefix denotes commands that must be run as root
(chroot)# denotes commands that must be run in chroot jail
- Kanotix in the Virtual Machine with the LiveCD
- a terminal, type:
gain superuser access
$ sudo -s
load scsi driver so we can see the disk
# modprobe BusLogic
mount disk with the Kanotix install
# mkdir /media/sda1? && mount /dev/sda1? /media/sda1?
chroot to hd install
# mount --bind /dev /media/sda1?/dev
# chroot /media/sda1?
(chroot)# mount -t proc /proc proc
(chroot)# mount /sys
edit yaird config to include BusLogic module
(chroot)# cat /etc/yaird/Default.cfg | sed '/MODULE evdev/a MODULE BusLogic' > /etc/yaird/vm.cfg
run yaird with new config file
(chroot)# yaird -c /etc/yaird/vm.cfg -o /boot/initrd.img-vm
tell grub to boot with the new initrd
(chroot)# cp /boot/grub/menu.lst /boot/grub/menu.lst.novm
then edit grub with your favourite text editor and change the initrd.imgxxx line to initrd.img-vm
Löschungen:
- Kanotix does not automatically detect the Virtual Hard Disk
The installer will now be able to see the Hard Disk under /dev/sda (using the default VMware Server settings)
älteste bekannte Version dieser Seite wurde bearbeitet am 2006-10-11 09:08:22 von cleary [ Initial content ]
Installing Kanotix on a VMWare Virtual Machine
VMWare Server is free Virtualisation software which allows multiple "Guest" Operating System instances to be run within a "Host" Operating System.
This page is to document tips and issues encountered with getting Kanotix to Install inside a VM Instance.
Issues
- Kanotix does not automatically detect the Virtual Hard Disk
- Resolution: Open a terminal, and run `sudo modprobe
BusLogic` (case sensitive).
The installer will now be able to see the Hard Disk under /dev/sda (using the default VMware Server settings)
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