On Sun, 2003-11-02 at 16:19, Stroller wrote: > On Nov 2, 2003, at 6:32 pm, Andrew B. Panphiloff wrote: > > > How add support ide by modules ? > > I tried compile kernel with attached config, > > and used genkernel to build initrd. > > When booting I get : > > couldn'n mount root fs on 03:02 ... (or somthing like that) > > when I unpack initrd and change last line from exit to /bin/sh > > I get shell , after loading modules ide-core and ide-disk > > I saw , that in /dev/ no devices like hdxx, > > I tried make these devices by mknod (mknod hda b 3 0 , mknod hda1 b 3 1 > > ..) > > but after mount /dev/hda2 /new.root I get > > /dev/hda2 : no such device or address. > > > > Is support of ide modules broken in last kernels ? > > <config-2.4.22-ac4>-- > > I think these, and whatever filesystem you're using, should be compiled > statically into the kernel. If they are compiled as modules they will > be stored in /lib/modules, but the kernel will be unable to mount that > partition because it hasn't got the right modules! > > Stroller.
That's what the initrd should be used for, and from the description it sounds like it should work. Maybe you should post the initrd config? -- Tom Wesley
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