Thanks for the fast reply! Marking the issue as "done-cbb", if you should
stumble upon the same issue again feel free to reopen, thanks!

regards,
-mika-

Thanks for the fast reply! Marking the issue as "done-cbb", if you should
stumble upon the same issue again feel free to reopen, thanks!

regards,
-mika-

On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 12:02:00PM +0000, Michael Prokop wrote:
> Marc - do you have by any chance any further information for us so we spot the
> according code responsible for your issue?

I think you can close this issue, I do not even know any more which
environment and which hardware caused it to show. Chances are I do not
have access to that hardware any more.

Greetings
Marc

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Hi,

Marc - do you have by any chance any further information for us so we spot the
according code responsible for your issue?

regards,
-mika-

* Marc 'Zugschlus' Haber wrote in grml's BTS on 20120712 / 20:52:

> my browser ate the error message I wrote.

> When grml is unable to initialize the network (for example, when firmware is
> missing), grml runs around in circles indefinetely. So even when debug=1, one
> never gets as far as to a debug shell.

> It would be good if the number of loops were limited so that one would finally
> end up with a debug shell or at last with a more meaningful error message.

Do you by any chance have screenshots or logs of the system messages
you get in those loops so I can spot the according part in the code?

regards,
-mika-

Hi,

my browser ate the error message I wrote.

When grml is unable to initialize the network (for example, when firmware is
missing), grml runs around in circles indefinetely. So even when debug=1, one
never gets as far as to a debug shell.

It would be good if the number of loops were limited so that one would finally
end up with a debug shell or at last with a more meaningful error message.

Greetings
Marc

Hi,