I use PXE boot to grab a Ghost boot image from an
TFTP server. A preconfigured Linux install then multicasts over to the
machines. Some of the machines have their hardware configured differently. ie on
the original machine /boot = hda1 / = hda2 Swap = hda3 On some machines the hard disks are plugged into a
different IDE controller (don’t ask me why). So the config needs to be: /boot = hdc1 / = hdc2 Swap = hdc3 I can configure grub to boot the kernel but it fails
when it attempts to mount the partitions. How do I re-configure this so it mounts the correct partitions?
Considering that I get to the rescue prompt and / is read only. Cheers, Garry Harthill Mirago Plc |