> Starting udev:
> > [ OK ]
>
> This is the point - it remounts a tmpfs filesystem on /dev
> and fills it via udev.
There are lines above that saying:
EXT3-fs: mounted filesystem with ordered data mode.
VFS: Mounted root (ext3 filesystem) readonly.
Is the "true" root fs mounted as a leaf somewhere on the tmpfs? Where?
> That said, it's really strange that udev doesn't recognize UBD. For
what I
> remember, it should maybe create a /dev/ubda node instead of
/dev/ubd0, but I
> don't see any ubda in your listing. I'm a bit puzzled.
There are indeed ubda and ubdb devices in the /dev listing I posted,
near the end.
I just changed the fstab entries to name these devices, and successfully
booted.
If the UML website was a Wiki, I'd add text describing the different
block device naming and how it affects root filesystems. But I can't,
so you might want to.
Thanks for the help.
-- John
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