On 08/27/2010 02:35 AM, Turner, Ian wrote:
> It looks like the command-line arguments are not getting passed through. Solaris is looking for an amd64 kernel even though I specified not to on the command line.
>
> Grub configuration:
>
> menuentry "Solaris 10" {
>     set root=(pxe)
>     set kernel="/sun/boot/pxefiles/multiboot"
>     set module="/sun/boot/pxefiles/x86.miniroot "
>     echo "Loading ${kernel} ..."
>     multiboot ${kernel} kernel/unix -v -B
>   
multiboot ${kernel} ${kernel} kernel/unix -v -B
>     echo "Loading ${module} ..."
>     module ${module}
>   
module ${module} ${module}
>     echo "Booting Solaris ..."
>     boot
> }
>
> Grub seems to run fine, but then I get:
>
> Panic: cannot open kernel/amd64/unix
> Press any key to reboot
>
> Note that this works fine using the Sun-provided pxegrub, which is based on 0.9x. Thoughts?
>
> --Ian
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Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko