I just installed kernel 2.4.8-31.2 to upgrade from 2.4.3-20. Later. I tried
to install kernel 2.4.17.1-1 which did not install, because of failed
dependencies.
On reboot, I noticed a few error messages during boot-up. I wonder what they
mean, and whether they're serious:
Change_root: old root has d_count= 2
Trying to unmount old root . . . <3>error -16
Change root to /initrd: error -2
Everything seems to be working OK with the 2.4.8-31.2 kernel. I'm
wondering whether these error messages were generated by the .17 kernel?
Is there any possibility that the attempt to install the .17 kernel has left
a "residue" that is messing something up? Do I need to "uninstall" it, even
though it was never really "installed". If the .17 kernel attempt did
interfere with the .8 kernel, should I uninstall & re-install it? What would
the command be to uninstall?
I'm rather new at kernel installation. In hindsight, I probably
shouldn't have messed with the .17 kernel.
Tia for any assistance on this,
Regards,
Andre
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