Dear all, I have just added a CDRW to my Redhat linux box. In order to make the burning process better, I have my HDD1 and the CDRW connected to IDE1, HDD2 and CDROM connected to IDE2. (Previously HDD1 & 2 connected to IDE1, CDROM IDE2) HDD2 is mainly for backup purposes, and most linux files is on HDD1, such as /, /boot, /usr, etc. Now when I start again, there is a startup problem. It seems the kernal doesn't mount the filesystem. After manually mount some dirs such as /usr, /home, it seems ok in text mode, but can't start X. It said something like "Font missing". I wonder what has happened, and whether it is necessary to avoid CDRW and CDROM connected to the same IDE.
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