I'm having the same problem with the 2.6.28.11 kernel. I finally got the rt kernel to boot for me yesterday, but after a while it locked up hard on me. After I cycled power, the generic kernel would no longer boot. I've tried setting rootdelay=120, but it doesn't seem to make a difference. I suspect that no value will make a difference, as I'm able to boot 2.6.28.8-generic with no issues whatsoever. I can also still boot 2.6.28.3-rt, if I'm willing to live with periodic hard freezes. But that's a separate issue. So, I'm new to the Linux world, coming from FreeBSD. What would cause one kernel to not be able to find its root volume while another has no problem booting from the same volume? Thanks in advance.
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