Scott Jones wrote:
On Wednesday 22 February 2006 15:43, Richard (MQ) wrote:
Has anyone had any similar problems (perhaps with SATA?) Or is this
actually a bug in the initrd generation of 10.0? Have I got the wrong
end of the stick with mkinitrd?
I had the same problem (p90, 96MB RAM). Here's what I did to fix it.
1) Boot the rescue system.
2) Mount your root partition (mnt /dev/hda1 /mnt)
3) chroot to your root partition (chroot /mnt)
4) In /etc/sysconfig/kernel, add ide-generic to the INITRD_MODULES= line
5) Run mkinitrd.
6) If you are using lilo, run lilo. If you use grub, cross your fingers and
pray.
7) Reboot.
9) Remember that the place for support-type questions is the suse-linux-e
mailing list.
That should fix you up.
It did - many thanks. All now seems fine, though I will probably try the
next beta of 10.1 (please see my other replies)
Maybe this list is not quite right, but I thought I had found a bug -
looks like it was known and fixed in 10.1 though I couldn't see any
mention in the docs and list archives.
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Regards
Richard (MQ)
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