I just went through the latest net install. Due to unresolved symbols in certain modules, I cannot load my root filesystem, which is xfs.
The problem though, is the install is not creating initrd files for the new kernels it installs. I installed the 10-mdksecure kernel from the latest working Beta 2. This kernel is supposed to use its own initrd which should be free from the issues of the current non-working kernel (-17mdk), but it appears mounting on the root fs still fails. Any ideas? Shouldn't the newly installed kernels be creating an initrd corresponding to that kernel version? I read about the modules problem probably being fixed in -18mdk, but this doesn't seem like the only issue if it still tries to use the initrd from my broken (-16mdk) kernel, which is currently the only initrd in my /boot direectory. -- Sincerely, David Walluck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
