** Description changed: I've got a problem with the new kernel. After upgrade Gutsy->Hardy which went fine reboot welcomes me with Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: unable to mount root on unknown-block(0,0). Trying to boot Gutsy kernel ends in BusyBox. Quick look around in it showed no hard drive devices (sda/sdb/hdc/hdd in /dev). I did boot with System Rescue CD, mounted /boot and rolled back initrd to the one generated during gutsy install for 2.6.22. I successfully booted Gutsy kernel then. update-initramfs successfully actualized initrd for 2.6.22 so there has to be some problem with the kernel. I've tried to reinstall it, install 2.6.22-16-386, server and pci=nomsi option with kernel panic everytime. Ubuntu Live CD recognizes all drives correctly, but overwriting 2.6.24 - kernel with the one from Live CD doesn't help. I've got lvm on software - raid, but that shouldn't matter here. System installed on sata drives, - and besides those two, I've got one hdd and dvd-rw on pata. Chipset is - nforce2, sata controller PDC20376. + kernel with the one from Live CD doesn't help. Recompilation of Hardy + kernel doesnt either. I've got lvm on software raid, but that shouldn't + matter here. System installed on sata drives, and besides those two, + I've got one hdd and dvd-rw on pata. Chipset is nforce2, sata controller + PDC20376.
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