I moved a redhat7.2 drive to a new machine. We went from an adaptec SCSI adapted to symbios and now I cant get the system to boot (only a "cant find INIT" error) Does anyone know who to upgrade or change to symbios without doing an install? Keeping the files on the hard drive entact is key. Thanks, Mike
--- Mike, please don't post HTML to the list - plain text only. If you have access to the old PC it came out of it is (relatively) easy. If not, it gets a LOT harder because we would have to create a new initrd image containing the symbios controller driver on another Linux box. Probably the easiest I can think of is move the Adaptec over as well, hook the drive to it, let the system boot and make sure kudzu picks up BOTH SCSI cards, and adjusts as necessary. You may have to tinker still with makeinitrd I'm not exactly sure, because I don't know whether kudzu is THAT smart. Then shut down, remove the Adaptec, hook the drive to the symbios and all should be good. I think ... Maybe ..... Hopefully.... ;-) Regards, Ed. -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
