Sorry, should have searched the list first. found the answer here: http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.linux.arch.general/10879
Iain Sims wrote: > Taking a look at switching from Gentoo to Arch. Sure there are many who > have done this already. > > On my Dell Latitude D610 laptop, I install fresh from the 0.7.2 CD and > build the base image. After rebooting into my shiny new system, I'm > prompted to upgrade pacman. Having done so I remove raidtools (pacman -R > raidtools) and run 'pacman -Suy' again and am prompted to upgrade the > system with ~116.1mb of packages. No problem there and shortly it > completes. As this is now going to implement udev (and others) I need a > reboot. > > Upon reboot, I get an instant kernel pacnic "...Unable to mount root fs > on unknown-block(0,0)" > > I used to get this on Gentoo when forgetting to compile in XFS support > to the kernel. But here I use the stock Arch Linux kernel. My partitions > are as follows: > > /dev/sda1 - /boot (ext2) > /dev/sda2 - swap > /dev/sda3 - / (xfs) > /dev/sda4 - /home (xfs) > > Is there no support for XFS in the latest stable release kernel? > > Regs. > > Iain. _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
