Okay, good for you. For me this won't help as i tried the 1.1.23*, 2.0.26*/2.0.27*: 2 of them on cd, all 3 on usb stick and neither one finishes boot phase. Yet one possibility i will try somewhere today is to remove 2 of my 4 memory sticks as the fully filled memory slots might be a problem.
EDIT: We're not wrong here ... unlike
CDE there aren't any sub-forums? (Just wonder as there are no answers)
So with dual or single memory i couldn't boot to any further state. I am willing to try several options out but actually i am at dead end. I already booted with minimal req. hardware to boot into a linux live cd. I could just boot without any input devices (so no mouse as i used some ps2 keyboard instead my G19 already) active and see if that helps. But if you got any other idea ....
EDIT2: As
Karrade writes in SpeedyPCs thread it seems to be a problem with nvidiafb on probably a set of / all Keper GPUs. Can't believe non of devs got a current nvidia gpu?
EDIT3:
Karrade wrote the commands he used for a successfull boot. And i can confirm it's working with them. Just add and entry in isolinux.cfg. So reallly none of the devs and just us 2 are using current nvidia gpu? Anyway there might be future/other GPUs not supported by the included modules so a save vesa boot should be inlcuded in the options generally, i guess even more commands then the ones listed below. Also the text-mode should be way more compatible and load even much less.
LABEL Enter the Graphic Mode
kernel /boot/bzImage
append initrd=/boot/rootfs.gz rw root=/dev/null vga=normal nofb nodrm video=ofonly xmodule=vesa