WEll one thing that jumps out at me, and you're probably going to have a
million people tell you this, but if you're booting off of a reiserfs then you
should *not* have it as a module. I mean, what's the point in having it as a
module if you're going to be using it 100% of the time? Just compile it in with
the kernel. But anyway, like i was saying, if it's a module then that means
that the kernel can't use it to load /boot, so how's it going to use it to load
any modules?
I think that's accurate, anyway. Even if the reasoning is not quite right,
still i remember reading that you don't want to make your /boot partition of
the type that is supported by a modular part of the kernel.
So fix that, build it right in.
j
--- Sirkka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I send this q again...
> I use Mdk 8.0 and use reiserfs on all my partisions (not swap)
> When i compile the kernel i cant get it to boot,
> it says something like "cant mount root fs"
> Ok...i know that i do something wrong but i dont know what.
> I compile reiserfs=module is that right? (someone told me to that)
> Most i have support for ext2 in kernel or can i load in a module when i have
> all my partisions in reiserfs?
> When im compiling i do "make menuconfig make dep make clean make
> bzImage
> make modules make modules_install make install"
> (but i have even tryed to not make install and copy the bzimage to boot
> and mv it to /boot/vmlinuz-2.4.3-20mdk
> Ok...is this right?
> Then when booting up the system...nope cant mount root fs Arrrrrghhh
>
> Can anyone help me..
>
> Sirkka
>
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