[Solved]Syslinux "booting... boot error" when booting Windows 7

Hello, I've set up my computer to dual boot windows and arch. Windows is on a separate hard drive and I was able to configure syslinux with a boot menu allowing me to select Windows at startup. For a long time this has worked without any problems whatsoever, but this morning I tried selecting windows and I got what is probably the most vague error message I have ever seen.
"Booting...
Boot Error"
According to this post this problem comes in when the ldsyslinux.sys file cannot be found. Unfortunately I was not able to use his suggested fix
syslinux -U /dev/sdb1
I wasn't aware that there was a -U flag for syslinux and after checking it seems that there isn't one.
Last edited by samstr (2014-11-26 04:48:55)

Sorry, I actually just fixed it on my own, it turns out my BIOS settings were a bit... weird. For some reason I didn't have my windows drive listed and it tried to boot a USB drive I had plugged into my computer. I just had to fix the drive order and it worked fine. Sorry about starting a fairly useless discussion.

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http://root.stcim.de/arch0r/archbox.tgz
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Error when boot on RHEL4

hello everyone
i got this problem when boot the system on my server the server hang in
enabling swap space
its hang for long time and not log in
thanks

mahmoud2244 wrote:
hi
i got nothing i did as you said but i got nothing
i reboot the system using install cd
and
it boots as you said under the /mnt/sysimage/ but i dont understand the last part can you explain
You may notice and are able to correct an issue in the /etc/fstab or your mounted root filesystem.
Equally your mounted /var/log/messages /var/log/boot or /var/log/dmesg may show something.
thanksBefore you execute chroot /mnt/sysimage these files are located at:
/mnt/sysimage/etc/fstab
/mnt/sysimage/var/log/messages
/mnt/sysimage/var/log/boot
/mnt/sysimage/var/log/dmesg
After you execute chroot /mnt/sysimage these files are located at:
/etc/fstab
/var/log/messages
/var/log/boot
/var/log/dmesg
The first file /etc/fstab is where which swap partitions are mounted at startup are defined, so if you say you are hanging creating swap partitions that is where to look.
The other files are log files, hopefully there is something informative particularly at the end of them
Rgds - bigdelboy.

Slow boot but only when booting from main hard drive

Hi... For some time now I've noticed that my MacBook Pro is seemingly taking an inordinate amount of time to boot up... I timed it today and it takes 105-120 seconds to fully boot up... I also have an external firewire hard drive that I use as one way to back up my Mac by using Super Duper to clone the MacBook Pro drive onto this external drive. Today I decided to set the external drive as the startup drive so I could do some tests on that system. Twas my intention to shut off some startup items and see what impact, if any, those might have on boot time... But before I made any changes to this cloned system, I noticed that, with no changes made at all, it was clearly twice as fast on booting as was the boot time when I was running off the main hard drive... I was surprised by this and tested the boot times several times and it was fairly consistent... It takes about one minute to fully boot when running off my recently cloned external firewire drive and closer to two minutes when booting off the main Macintosh HD on the MacBook Pro... Anyone have any ideas why this might be the case???? Any input would be much appreciated.... thanks... bob..

Boot from the external drive, erase the internal drive, then restore the clone to the internal drive.

[SOLVED] DBus error when accessing "Windows Network"

I'm getting an error when trying to access "Windows Network" from Nautilus after last Gnome (2.22 -> 2.24) update:
Unable to mount location
DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus)
Please tell me if you need me to post any more info/logs.
Thanks in advance
Last edited by DingoMD (2008-10-22 08:07:36)

Are those with a problem using share level security on the samba server?
Have you tried accessing the share using smbclient? (smbclient //server/share)
I have been receiving the original dbus error for some time now.
I am using share level security on the server.
Using smbclient results in a segfault. Using nautilus also results in an error from libsmbclient which can be seen in one of the log files.
[mythtv@tvee ~]$ smbclient //sirschmoopy/shared
Enter mythtv's password:
Domain=[WORKGROUP] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.5.1]
Server not using user level security and no password supplied.
Segmentation fault
There is a samba bug which looks similar but it only affects people with ipv6 disabled. I have disabled and enabled ipv6 several times and the errors persist.
I think it may be related to this bug: https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7250
I haven't tried the patch provided yet.

Boot process freezes when booting from UEFI

Subject says it all. I followed the grub2/uefi wiki to configure Arch to work with my new motherboard's EFI. I can boot into grub okay and I can select the entry that boots Arch, but the boot hangs indefinably at the 'loading udev uevents [BUSY]' prompt. By contrast, if I boot using a 2nd HDD which has grub-bios on it, Arch comes up without a hitch. I must conclude that booting from UEFI is the problem and would like to fix it.
I moved all logs from /var/log so that the dir is empty hoping to catch something that would give a clue but after a failed boot attempt, mounting the root partition and inspecting /var/log gave no files.

Please check this Install Ubuntu without a CD using UNetbootin.
Also I think this thread is better safed in Linux section of this forum.
Try a look there, also.
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