Juan Quintela wrote: > > known problem, no way to create a boot disk for XFS sorry, but > floppyes are still 1.44MB & xfs alone is:
I thought there we ways to squeeze and extra 200k or so out of floppies? > david> a.) unresolved symbols in modules loaded from initrd > > Nope, if they are created in that orde: > xfs_support > xfs_dmapi > xfs They aren't necessarily unresolved symbols for XFS. I'd try to get the whole output but I don't think it is logged sicne this is of course before init starts. There looks to be unresolved symbols in a whole lot of modules, though. > > could you take a look at what is at the initrd? > > cp /boot/intrd-xxxxxxx /tmp/initrd.gz > gunzip /tmp/initrd.gz > mount -o loop /tmp/initrd /mnt/disk > ls -l /mnt/disk > cat /mnt/disk/linuxrc > > that will give me one idea of what is happening > I will get you the exact output after I sleep... so give this 8 hours or so, after all, it is Sunday ;) > try, to remove /boot/initrd<of your kernel> > urpme last kernel > urpmi last kernel, and see if this fixes the problem, if it is not > fixed, send me what errors it gives while you are installing also. I have tried, for example, if I remove the kernel, so I have no kernel installed, then I do the "Upgrade install" the install will add a kernel for me. -- Sincerely, David Walluck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
