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Bootprocess whenn booting from CD stops and issues this message:
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No new files found to copy .... on media /dev/sda5
NTFS driver 2.1.28 [Flags: R/W MODULE].
NTFS volume version 3.1
The PC booted many Linux-CDs till now (i.e. Archlinux 2007.05). Harddisk partitions are: one NTFS-partition(sda1), one FAT32 partition (sda5) and some EXT3 partitions. Playing around different boot options (ide-legacy, ...) shows the same behaviour. Boot-CD is ok, it works perfectly on another PC.
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I've had trouble modprobing the NTFS module on an already installed system aswell: after doing so, my system would be pretty useless and I had to press the reset button to get things sorted out. I don't know if it's possible but try to disable the NTFS-module.
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The problem arises at the first boot of the cd on the way to install Archlinux. I think, the only possibilty to intervene is at the boot prompt. I found a post in the forum with a solution (hopefully) for the problem.
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=35951
I'll try this later.
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Same behaviour, tpowa's hint doesn´t help .
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try adding disablemodules=ntfs to the kernel line in grub..
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"tacos" -- Cactus' Law
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Is this a option I can type in after CD has bootet ? The problem arises before installation is started !
By the way, never had any problems with previous versions of ARCHLINUX.
Last edited by wollew (2007-08-10 07:08:39)
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You pass kernel options after the computer has detected a bootable CD and displays the boot prompt of it, without actually booting the OS on the CD.
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had this problem too. i just used older install cd (0.7.2), installed base packages and updated it from don't panic cd
everything ok now
just Don't Panic
Last edited by Dzaro (2007-08-10 13:27:52)
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That's one solution. But it would be interesting, what's the reason for this boot problem and how to solve it. There are a few people having this problem (see the other post). Version "Don't panic" nomen est omen, how the old latin people said
Last edited by wollew (2007-08-11 13:21:51)
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it seems to be a error in ntfs driver in kernel, i don't have ntfs partitions around here because i only use ARCH.
I'll release new Isos with fixed arch-addons soon, i couldn't give you a date now because my time doing arch stuff is very limited atm.
disablehooks=arch-addons should help on commandline, if archboot has not a bug there.
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Good to hear that. But the proposed "disablehooks=arch-addons" doesn't work here definitly at my PC.
Thanks in advance for your work on ARCHLINUX.
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Good to hear that. But the proposed "disablehooks=arch-addons" doesn't work here definitly at my PC.
Thanks in advance for your work on ARCHLINUX.
I have got the same problem. The solution is to use scandisk from windows - after it has done try to install again and it should run smoothly . Have fun!
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I have this problem too.
SCANDISK was the old disk checking utility for MS-DOS and I think it only works for FAT/FAT32 drives. The current 2000/XP/Vista tool is CHKDSK, however I've checked my NTFS partitions but the problem is still here.
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I had this problem too. It was solved by following steps:
1) at initial boot prompt I entered "arch --disablehooks=arch-addons"
2) it boots normally and I got virtual console prompt. When I tried running "/arch/setup", I found my hard drive is not detected. Then I executed "hwdetect --load-modules" in a separate virtual console. I again did "/arch/setup" and this time everything ran smoothly.
hope it helps.
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I had this problem too. It was solved by following steps:
1) at initial boot prompt I entered "arch --disablehooks=arch-addons"
2) it boots normally and I got virtual console prompt. When I tried running "/arch/setup", I found my hard drive is not detected. Then I executed "hwdetect --load-modules" in a separate virtual console. I again did "/arch/setup" and this time everything ran smoothly.hope it helps.
Yes, it really helps. Thank you! It seems that tpowa's advice was lacking those "--" in front of "diablehooks"
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Thank you, it works!
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Hi men!
Lamentably I have the same problem... i could initiate with CD ( Following the instructions written before) , but It happens to me something very strange... not recognize me the hard disk with your partitions. I tries to mount them to hand, but not serve ... I give fdisk-l and does not throw anything... someone can help
pD: Pardon for my English. I am Chilean xD.
De ante mano se les agradece
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I had this problem too. It was solved by following steps:
1) at initial boot prompt I entered "arch --disablehooks=arch-addons"
2) it boots normally and I got virtual console prompt. When I tried running "/arch/setup", I found my hard drive is not detected. Then I executed "hwdetect --load-modules" in a separate virtual console. I again did "/arch/setup" and this time everything ran smoothly.hope it helps.
Well, yes it did. Thank you!
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