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I have compiled a new kernel and put the bzImage
in
/boot/kernel-2.6.5/bzImage (boot is a separate
partition).
I opened my grub.conf file and added:
title Kernel 2.6.5
root hd(0,2) =>this line was like that in the
old kernel config so i copied it to the new config
kernel /kernel-2.6.5/bzImage root=/dev/sda6 ro
and I think that the last line is the cause of the
problem. I get an error message that says that linux cannot mount.
but my Howto (yeah I'm like super-newbie) said that
I had
to check the output from df and take the device
that had the '/' mount point and that was /dev/sda6
Anyway,
somewhere I must have made a big
mistake
It would be nice if someone could correct
me
Matt.
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