Re: grub.conf emptied, and now i get kernel panic?

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Kahn Seidl:

> /dev/hda1               1        1912    15358108+   7  HPFS/NTFS
> /dev/hda2            1913        1925      104422+  83  Linux
> /dev/hda3   *        1926        3850    15462562+  83  Linux
> /dev/hda4            3851        7296    27679995    5  Extended
> /dev/hda5            3851        7296    27679963+  8e  Linux LVM

Looks like hda3 is the /boot partition, unless you've accidentally made
the wrong partition active.  I'd be guessing your partitions are
something like this:

hd0,0 or hda1  Windows
hd0,1 or hda2  something for Linux
hd0,2 or hda3  /boot
hd0,4 or hda5  logical volume containing / and most other partitions

And I'd expect grub.conf to be something like:

root (hd0,2)
  kernel /vmlinuz-something ro root=/dev/VolGroup00/LogVol00
  initrd /initrd-something.img

(With the "something" being whatever version numbers for your installed
kernel.  Boot the rescue disc and list the contents of the partitions to
find what's on them.)

On the other hand, if hda2 is your /boot partition, try replacing "root
(hd0,2)" with "root (hd0,1)".

> please note this is from a freshly installed fc4, not fc3.   I would like to 
> retrieve my fc3 back.

Huh?  You've installed 4, this is 4, onto the same drive replacing it,
and you want us to help you get 3 back?  How?




... Argh, top posting with lots of unnecessary extra included.  It's a
bugger to read, and means huge bloated messages on a message list with
LOTS of traffic.  Not a good thing.  Trim out extra stuff, reply below
the parts you're directly replying to.  It makes life easier for
everyone, particularly those most likely to help you.

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