>>>>> "david" == David Walluck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
david> Juan Quintela wrote: >> known problem, no way to create a boot disk for XFS sorry, but >> floppyes are still 1.44MB & xfs alone is: david> I thought there we ways to squeeze and extra 200k or so out of floppies? no std, and no way to do it cleanly and that will work with all the floppy drives & floppies :( david> They aren't necessarily unresolved symbols for XFS. I'd try to get the david> whole output but I don't think it is logged sicne this is of course david> before init starts. There looks to be unresolved symbols in a whole david> lot of modules, though. Then something is wrong in mkinitrd, since several versions, I am not able to release a kernel with unresolved symbols, they will just broke the compilation before it finishes. >> 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 >> david> I will get you the exact output after I sleep... so give this 8 hours david> or so, after all, it is Sunday ;) ok, I also need to go to sleep. >> 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. david> I have tried, for example, if I remove the kernel, so I have no kernel david> installed, then I do the "Upgrade install" the install will add a david> kernel for me. yep, but if you install it with urpmi, you can have _several_ kernels installed. Later, Juan. -- In theory, practice and theory are the same, but in practice they are different -- Larry McVoy
