> Firstly, you should put root=<root device> and not root=<boot device>.
Valid point, however, in my case they are one in the same. > Secondly, it sounds like the kernel cannot find your scsi device (assuming you > do have scsi) so you probably don't have the correct driver > compiled into the kernel. The hard drive is a western digital SATA raptor with a VIA SATA chipset. This is enabled in the kernel. I'm also using the same config that the livecd used (which detected my drives no problem). > Thirdly, if XFS was a problem the kernel would tell you that. I hadn't thought about that. I guess I thought it might have something to do with it just because this is my first time trying out XFS and I ran into problems. I'm usually a reiserfs guy :) You are correct though. It didn't say anything about XFS so I shouldn't have jumped to conclusions. Thanks! -- Kyle S. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
