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Posted: Nov. 18 2005,10:03 |
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hello.
i compiled a debian kernel package (with initrd) on my other machine but i cannot install it using 'chroot' and then 'dpgk -i package.deb' because the initrd-tools are missing. and it's not possible to install them using apt because of several version conflicts. but even compiling everything on another machine including an initrd image failed. after moving the data over to the dsl system and manipulating menu.lst i got several failure messages during boot process. and in the end it's always the same: kernel panic. the first error looks like this:
'mount_devfs_fs(): unable to mount devfs, err: -2'
i think all errors showing up after this one depend on it. the joke is that a few lines before this message is shown, there's this line:
'mounting dev_fs to /dev ... Done.'
although i set the flags that are needed...ramdisk support... device_file_system support (during boot process) and so on... maybe i'm doing it all wrong. i don't know. i'm coming from the 'debian corner' and tried to do it the 'debian way'. i used kernel version 2.6.6 with a patch for epia mainboards. is there really no one who can help me/us?
greetings
mark
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