Re: kernel panic: Unable to boot after changing scsi controller & switched to other hardware

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Schlueri wrote:

> On the new machine the system boots, the kernel find the adaptec
> controller and the 2 Harddisks. Then i get a kernel panic and message:
> 
> isofs_read_super: bread failed, dev=09:01, iso_blknum16, block 32
> Kernel panic: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on 09:01
> 
> If i boot the new machine with the fc1 cd in rescue mode, anaconda loads
> aic7xxx and mounts my raid without problems.

You could re-compile the kernel under FC-1 with aic7xxx in the kernel
rather than a module.
(I'm assuming FC-1 and FC-2 look for /boot in the same place.
If not, copy or move the new kernel, initrd and System.map
to the appropriate place.)

Nb Are you sure you have the correct entries in /etc/grub.conf
and /etc/fstab ?
I'd replace any LABEL= by the actual device /dev/hda5 or whatever.


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