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My default boot option in GrUB was pointing to a kernel I didn't wan't to use.
So I changed all the symlinks in /boot to point to their 2.6.24.2-4mde equivalents ...
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- 03-27-2008 #1Just Joined!
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VFS error causes kernel panic
My default boot option in GrUB was pointing to a kernel I didn't wan't to use.
So I changed all the symlinks in /boot to point to their 2.6.24.2-4mde equivalents (vmlinuz, System.map, initrd,... etc).
The only symlinks I left alone were vmlinuz-desktop and vmlinuz-laptop.
Do those links have to be pointing at the same one or something because after I reset the computer I got this VFS error.
I have a Mandriva 08 Live CD that I've been using to mount the partitions manually, so I know that it is readable and I also have a Mandriva 2007 Powerpack DVD.Code:VFS: Cannon open root device "sda6" or unknown-block(0,0)
I don't know what other information I should be giving than this so I'd appreciate pointers, thanks!
I'll try changing those last two links as soon as I have time
- 03-27-2008 #2
I think you would be better as you were before ... just add a new entry in grub menu file /boot/grub/menu.lst to boot the other kernel.
- 03-28-2008 #3Just Joined!
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Thanks, that did it.


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