Can't boot to server Error : hpilo not support by Novell , s

Hi all

I have same problem but i can’t boot to server and then i waiting long time in the state are Starting hp-ilo when enter Ctrl+F10 i found the error "hpilo not support by Novell , setting U taint flag anyone can help me please i can’t boot to server

SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 (x86_64)
VERSION = 9
PATCHLEVEL = 3

how to solve it or Any Ideas ?

Thank

Hi
Sure it’s not a hardware fault with CPU2? There is an error even before
hpilo trys to start… Have you tried booting from an install cd in
rescue mode (or is rescue mode present in grub?)


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i try to used rescue mode i don’t know how to do it if do you have any solution could you please help me solve this problem :slight_smile:

Thank

Hi
Can you boot into the HP iLo interface and check system diagnostics?


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i can boot into HP ilo and Rescue mode and diagnostics next step how to do it ?

Hi
So if you boot the system normally it still stops on CPU2?

Can you run the command;

fdisk -l

Also you could try adding the brolenmodules=hpilo to the grub options at boot.

[QUOTE=malcolmlewis;19744]Hi
So if you boot the system normally it still stops on CPU2?

Can you run the command;

fdisk -l

Also you could try adding the brolenmodules=hpilo to the grub options at boot.[/QUOTE]

i try to used brolenmodules=hpilo but i can’t boot to server on state hpilo in the long time and same problem :frowning:

Hi
My bad it should be brokenmodules=hpilo

So you have installed some new hardware and compiled a module for the older kernel?

Did the compile complete ok (as in no errors)?

Also have you tried failsafe mode?

you have installed some new hardware and compiled a module for the older kernel?
yes i was intall new hardware in this step

Installing the RPM Package

  1. This package requires couple of other packges to complete the build. Please
    refer the “Build Environment Setup” Section before proceding to the next step.

  2. Install the source RPM package.

     # rpm -ivh e1000e-<version>.src.rpm
    
  3. Build the binary RPM for the e1000e driver.

    cd /usr/src/packages

    rpmbuild -bb SPECS/e1000e.spec

Compiling fails due to “scripts/basic/fixdep: No such file or directory”

This happens with SUSE 10.0 as well as some other distros where you do not actually compile the kernel. You’ll need to do a few things to the kernel source first:

STEP 1:Open /usr/src/linux (or the location of the kernel source on your system) in a console.
STEP 2: Run the command: make cloneconfig
STEP 3:Run the command: make modules_prepare
This should put an end to the missing fixdep issue.

If you get an error during the build process, refer to the g
“Build Environment Setup” section.

  1. Check for the existence of a current version of the e1000e package as
    follows:

     # rpm -q e1000e
    
  • Did the compile complete ok (as in no errors)?
    yes i dis compile ok with out error

  • Also have you tried failsafe mode?
    yes i was try to select failsafe mode to boot but in the same error

Hi
Ok, and then you installed the built rpm? Then rebooted the system and now your stuck with the error?

So, just to confirm, did you fix my typo in brokenmodules and try again?

Else in the boot options, can you enter the number one eg 1 and boot to that run level?

when i used brokenmodules=hpilo can’t boot to server in the same error

after i was enter 1 into boot options can i login to server next step how to do it ?

DSSSS#runlevel
1 S

Hi
So do you see / mounted? Please post the output from the following commands;

mount

fdisk -l

Do you have physical access to the system, or only remotely?

Do you have physical access to the system, or only remotely?
yes i do remote with ilo

Hi
OK, that’s looking good, can you post the output from;

uname -a
rpm -qa |grep kernel

Do you have active repositories? Does SLE 9 have the rug command?

Do you have active repositories?
No I do in the first time to use suse how to check it?

Does SLE 9 have the rug command?
-bash rag :command not found

Hi
So the kernel source and syms doesn’t match the running kernel so can you uninstall the e1000 rpm you installed?

Also the command is rug not rag :wink:

i have some problem on screen “mount server reported to tcp not avariable, falling back to udp” and rug can’t to use dont’t have in system

Hi
So did you remove the e1000 rpm you built?

If not can you check if it’s listed in the file;

cat /etc/sysconfig/kernel |grep INITRD_MODULES

did you remove the e1000 rpm you built?

yes i’did remove e1000e

#cat /etc/sysconfig/kernel |grep INITRD_MODULES
-INITRD_MODULES=“cciss reiserfs”

Hi
Ok, try a reboot then… if it doesn’t boot, boot to runlevel 1 again