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The last line before it hangs is
agpgart: Detected Intel 440BX chip set
I'm a total noob, I downloaded the DVD iso.
I installed every thing that it recommended.
I ...
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- 04-07-2006 #1Just Joined!
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Slakware 10.2 hangs on boot
The last line before it hangs is
agpgart: Detected Intel 440BX chip set
I'm a total noob, I downloaded the DVD iso.
I installed every thing that it recommended.
I had no problems till it came to first boot time.
If there is anymore info I need to supply let me know and if its Linux specific tell me how to find it.
Thanks for any ideas.
Maxx
PS.
HP netserver
Duel P2 450 Mhz CPU's
383 mb Memory
DVD Rom
Nvidia GF 5500 128mb (PCI)
- 04-07-2006 #2Linux Enthusiast
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Try booting off a rescue cd, mounting your / partition, and disabling the hotplug service.
chmod -x /etc/rc.d/rc.hotplug
also, if you want to keep hotplug, try blacklisting these modules in /etc/hotplug/blacklist
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- 04-07-2006 #3Just Joined!
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Well I can't boot the partion with a boot disk ether still get the same problem. I reinstalled slackware and disabled hotplug this time. I still get the same hang on boot. I was realy hoping to use and learn slackware, but I don't know anymore.
- 04-08-2006 #4Just Joined!
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Please tell me everything about the setting up of the system. Sometimes it might be in that. Also, do you have any other operating systems on your computer? Also, what size is your hard drive?
- 07-04-2006 #5Just Joined!
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I booted with the installation CD, and mounted my root partition
like this (change the /dev/xxx to your own root):
#mkdir /c
#mount /dev/xxx /c
Then I edited the rc.modules script to deactivate the agpgart loading:
#vi /c/etc/rc.d/rc.modules
(to comment the line "/sbin/modprobe agpgart" press
/agpgart<enter>
to search for the line, and then press
i#<esc>
to insert the comment char, then press
:qw<enter>
to save the file and exit vi)
Then unmount the partition, and reboot without the CD
#sync
#umount /c
#reboot
Next time, the module won't be loaded and the boot should continue normally. Be warned that some video card functions will be disabled without this module, but if this is a server running in text mode, or you don't need graphics acceleration, then the agpgart is not needed.
Note: My server is an HP E60, Pii-450.
- 07-19-2006 #6Just Joined!
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maybe a minor typo
to insert the comment char, then press
:qw<enter>
to save the file and exit vi)
I don't know if you meant :wq<enter>


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