First... did you make a floppy boot disk. Those things
are good things to have!
There appears to be a problem upgrading the kernel,
esp from Mandrake Update using rpmdrake. It is not
properly creating an initrd.img link and there can be
other problems found in the /boot directory. Here is
how I have worked around it.
as root go to /usr/src/linux (as long as it is linked
to a 2.4 kernel)
type "make install" without quotes. When it has been
completed (it will take a while), type "lilo" and make
sure your linux kernel made it successfully. You
should be able to reboot fine now.
--- michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am currently writing this from a small install on
> a different hd (hde6)
> than my cooker/Beta3 one. I attempted to install
> kernel 2.4.3-19mdk thias
> morning and when I rebooted, I could get no further
> than the first line of
> the boot process. So I attempted to reinstall
> 2.4.3-17 but now it doesn't
> work either.
>
> I am lost here. How can I get back into my hda10
> partition?
>
> Thanks
> -michael-
>
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