Hi. On Sat, Sep 30, 2017 at 03:42:03PM +0200, solitone wrote: > This is serious hacking :^)
That's what they paying me for at office ☺. > On 30/09/17 13:04, Reco wrote: > > the next thing I have to suspect is that your backup misses > > /dev directory (possibly /proc and /sys). The contents for those are > > irrelevant. You simply do not have /dev, /proc, /sys in your root > > filesystem. > > No, I don't, you're perfectly right! Now I've made /dev, /proc, /sys, as > well as /run and now it boots right. > > I still have several error messages complaining about the floppy disk (?), QEMU emulates floppy drive by default. Empty one, that is (unless you pass -fda option to QEMU). Initrd merely probes the drive (which means you have "floppy" module inside initrd), the drive says "I have no floppy". Annoying, but harmless. Reco
