marmotta wrote:Hi to everyone,
this ist my first post in this forum and my first contact with Sabayon - so please be lenient.
I had a similar problem with my MSI Wind 100 Netbook. Booting Sabayon 8 from USB-Stick ends with freezing in a black screen. It was the same, when I tried to install. So I took Sabayon 7 and the installation was succesful. As described in the wiki, then I updated the packages with equo. After a looooong time (hey, it's a netbook) all packages were updated and I tried to change the kernel with the kernel-switcher. Switching to kernel 3.1.0 was no problem. But after switching to kernel 3.2.0 the problem comes up again: black screen and freezing.
Now I'm booting the 3.1.0 kernel and I'm looking to find out, if I'm going to use Sabayon further.
Kernel issues are very hardware dependent. Sometimes loading modules that conflict with each other can crash the kernel. Since you have Sabayon installed, you can boot from the SL 7 install disk, mount your hard drive partitions and look in the dmesg log file and the system log file to if you can discover what caused the problem. This stuff can get pretty complicated and it may take a kernel expert to figure it out.
If SL used LVM, you have to active the lvm partitions before you mount them.
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vgscan
will list the volume groups.
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vgchange -ay <vg you want to active goes here>
then just mount it
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mkdir /mnt/foo
mount /dev/vg_whatever /mnt/foo
Then you should be able to read the log files.