F7: VFS kernel panic on upgraded system - SOLVED

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Hi all,
I discovered that the libdhcp4client rpm was missing. I installed it and
run mkinitrd. This solved the problem.

Regards,
      Alberto


> > yesterday night I upgraded one of my PCs from FC6 to F7; the upgrade
> > from DVD was smooth. The problems arrived after the reboot: I got a
> > "VFS: cannot mount root filesystem" message. I checked the label of
> > the / partition as well as the grub.conf and they seem to be OK. I
> > also tried to create a new img file (booting from the rescue CD) but
> > it does not work anyway. I have to say that I had an error message
> > from mkinitrd that was related to a file not found (some dhcp4.conf
> > file... Sorry but I do not have that PC here). I did not have time

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