don't you have by any chance a separate partition for /boot, and aren't
you forgetting to tell mandrake installer that your /boot partition should
be mounted there ?
(just a wild guess )
Jan
On Sun, 22 Apr 2001, Jon Miller wrote:
> Can't do anything with lilo. I looked in my /boot
> directory and it is absolutely empty. I don't know
> how the thing even boots. I have tried to install
> Mandrake on this machine several times and get this
> same problem over and over. Oddly enough though Red
> Hat 7.1 will install flawlessly and boots quickly
> without problems.
>
>
> --- Eric MC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Look at /lib/moules/2...........mdk
> > if there is a modules.dep
> > If not try first to reinstall a precompiled kernel
> > and look again.
> > Check also your /etc/lilo.conf if it is updated with
> > this new installed
> > kernel. If not add them and do a lilo -v.
> > I suppose it's not your first kernel you install ?
> > Eric MC
> >
> > On Saturday 21 April 2001 23:13, you wrote:
> > | I have found that since Mandrak 7.1 after a clean
> > | install on my main workstation, that during boot
> > up
> > | the system hangs at finding module dependencies.
> > I
> > | was quite hoping to remove windows from my machine
> > | with the release of Mandrake 8.0 but have found
> > the
> > | same problem exists with this version as well. I
> > have
> > | no problems of this nature with other
> > distributions.
> > | Do I need to recompile my kernel?
> > |
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> > | Jon K. Miller
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>
>
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> Jon K. Miller
>
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>
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