Hi all, I'm trying to make use of a heavily customised install tree and kickstart configuration booting using PXE. Everything appears to work correctly, no errors on any screens during install, but then when I reboot, grub fails to find its stage2... The boxes (Tyan motherboards with onboard dual 82557 eepro100) are set to boot first via PXE, and at the end of the installation the pxelinux.cfg symlink is moved so the boxes pick up an 'immediately boot from local' configuration instead. After the installation, the BIOS correctly picks up the new config and unloads the PXE stack, but then I get 'GRUB loading stage2...'. The behaviour at this point is one of - doesn't do much at all, can be rebooted with Ctrl-Alt-Del - accesses the floppy drive but is locked solid, reset button required I've checked the devices.map that grub created during installation, but the entry '(hd0) /dev/hda' is definitely correct. Everything else looks fine too. Does anybody else have any experience of bad interactions between PXE and grub? Either works fine alone, it seems! [One other gotcha with this motherboard is that I have to wind down to hdparm -X66 before enabling DMA, due to a bug in the OSB4 chipset; I'll try playing along those lines in case pxe+grub tickles that bug too.] Thanks, Phil
