Moshe Yudkowsky wrote:
maximilian attems wrote:
error 15 is an *grub* error.
grub is known for it's dislike of xfs, so with this whole setup use ext3
rerun grub-install and you should be fine.
I should mention that something *did* change. When attempting to use
XFS, grub would give me a
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Moshe Yudkowsky wrote:
maximilian attems wrote:
error 15 is an *grub* error.
grub is known for it's dislike of xfs, so with this whole setup use
ext3
rerun grub-install and you should be fine.
I should mention that something *did* change. When attempting to use
XFS,
On Mon, Feb 04, 2008 at 02:59:44PM -0600, Moshe Yudkowsky wrote:
Problem: on reboot, the I get an error message:
root (hd0,1) (Moshe comment: as expected)
Filesystem type is xfs, partition type 0xfd (Moshe comment: as expected)
kernel /boot/vmliuz-etc.-amd64 root=/dev/md/boot ro
Error
On Mon Feb 04, 2008 at 02:59:44PM -0600, Moshe Yudkowsky wrote:
I've managed to get myself into a little problem.
Since power hits were taking out the /boot partition, I decided to split
/boot out of root. Working from my emergency partition, I copied all files
from /root, re-partitioned
Robin Hill wrote:
File not found at that point would suggest it can't find the kernel
file. The path here should be relative to the root of the partition
/boot is on, so if your /boot is its own partition then you should
either use kernel /vmlinuz or (the more usual solution from what
I've
maximilian attems wrote:
error 15 is an *grub* error.
grub is known for it's dislike of xfs, so with this whole setup use ext3
rerun grub-install and you should be fine.
I should mention that something *did* change. When attempting to use
XFS, grub would give me a note about 18 partitions
On Mon Feb 04, 2008 at 02:59:44PM -0600, Moshe Yudkowsky wrote:
I've managed to get myself into a little problem.
Since power hits were taking out the /boot partition, I decided to split
/boot out of root. Working from my emergency partition, I copied all files
from /root, re-partitioned
I wrote:
Now it's failed in a different section and complains that it can't find
/sbin/init. I'm at the (initramfs) prompt, which I don't ever recall
seeing before. I can't mount /dev/md/root on any mount points (invalid
arguments even though I'm not supplying any). I've checked /dev/md/root
