Hey that was ME :-)
>>Using autoboot, when loading the kernel, it says try to locate an
>>non-exist memory. and stop there. Should I also add mount
>>root=/dev/HARDDISK rw too?
>Sure sounds like it! although the rw is superfluous...
>I think the fact that / is not on the first partition is getting you in
>trouble. It finds the kernel, but not root.
So it still has problems, after setting the /etc/fstab in the right way?
Perhaps you should reconsider compiling a new kernel, so that you can
hopefully start without problems then? It happened to me, after
installing a new kernel it worked (well... I'm now still waiting for RH
4.0 to arrive, b/c I still had a few problems... but ok).
Also, show me what your partition table looks like, so that I at least
have an idea what we're talking about...
Ok, duty calls... good luck.
Maurice.
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> Maurice
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