On Mon, 13 Dec 1999, Kevin Waterson wrote:
> > Except it still doesn't work - it can;t read the HD for some god unknown
> > reason. Useless. Comes up with a bloody huge script error, says "unable to
> > find ext2 filesystem on /dev/hda5 - invalid argument", and shutw down.
>
> Do you have a valid partition and/or filesystem on /dev/hda5
> If not, you have stumbled across a bug in the install.
Well, Redhat 6.0 seems to boot into the same partition fine....so yeah,
I'd reckon I have a valid partition on /dev/hda5 {well, it's /dev/hda6 and
/dev/hda7, actually, inside /dev/hda2 - /dev/hda5 is an NT partition}.
Don't ask me why it's freaking out on /dev/hda5 - the filesystem/partition
type is set to 7 - HPFS/NTFS - Redhat shouldn't touch it.
Bug in the install? Yeah - looks like it.
DaZZa
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