Basically you have two root statements in your grub.conf:
"root=LABEL=/" (which is provided by Fedora) and "root=/dev/hdc3" (which
I believe you added yourself). Apparently, the second root statement
(which was incorrect) was ignored. However, for some reason, when
Fedora updated grub.conf after you compiled the new kernel, the first
root statement was deleted (thus, leaving the second, incorrect, root
statement in the new grub.conf).
Fedora swapped your "/" (hdc3-->hdc5) with "/home" (hdc5-->hdc3) during
installation (which most people failed to notice); it has nothing with
your new kernel or Windows XP.
wayne
Taylor Cody L. Contr 502 AOS/PETS wrote:
I submitted a bug report to redhat, "123127".
I have already gotten a reply asking for more info.
-Cody
