On Sun, Jun 11, 2006 at 12:23:28PM +0000, Paul Davies wrote: > Problem: I can't boot the kernel (2.6.15-1) with modules enabled (using > DEBIAN) > > Reason: My ram disk boot image is not being recognised (not attached to > an existing device).
Paul, My suggestion is ditch the RAM disk; if you don't need it (and I doubt you do) it's just another thing to go wrong. Just make sure you build the important drivers into the kernel (IDE, file system, etc). You should be able to do $ make $ sudo make modules_install $ sudo make install $ sudo update-grub and it should "just work" -i
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