Newly installed kernels don't boot after installing gparted, reason:
root device not found. I have just one SATA HDD, the SATA driver finds
the disk and partitions, but /dev just had the drive (sda) and no
partitions.
I uninstalled gparted and its dependencies:
dmraid
kpartx
dmsetup
gparted
libdmraid1.0.0.rc15
libparted1.8-10
Now, reconfiguring the kernel (making a new initrd image) it boots
again. From these packages, dmraid, kpartx and dmsetup added udev rules.
Also, dmraid adds a local-top script.
Any of these packages could be at fault, right now I can't do more
testing, sorry. I have a nforce4 chipset with a raid controller not
being used.
Hope this helps.
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Bernat Arlandis i Mañó
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