On Wed, 05 Sep 2007 18:37:43 -0600 Karl Larsen <k5di@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Sorry Frank but I have been all afternoon trying to get the kernel > panic fixed. Feel free to stop at any time. > I looked at man initd and will file a bug on what is there. I very much doubt that there is a big in initd that you are running into. It is much more likely that you simply aren't doing it right, in which case a bug report will accomplish nothing other than wasting even more people's time, in addition to the time that has been wasted to date. > Nothing at all is current. I was then told about mkinitd and thought > this will work. It does work but not on my problem. My problem is that I > do not know what I have on my new computer. As I said, it's not a bug. It's simply a lack of knowing what you're doing. And that's not a bug. > To anyone > who wants to copy their Linux to another hard drive and put that in > another computer might as well stop now. There is zero ways to make it work. It very likely depends on how you do it. As I have never tried it myself, I can't really speak to a procedure for accomplishing this task. However, I am reasonably confident that a new installation will be a much easier job than trying to copy one disk to another using dd and so on, simply because a new installation is pretty much fully automated in addition to being a much more common task. You have very successfully managed to alienate many of the regular posters to this mailing list. And despite receiving several of the most severe "text beatings" that I have ever seen on a mailing list, your behaviour has not yet changed sufficiently. You continue to alienate more posters on a seemingly daily basis. I don't think this was your initial intent when you first signed up for this mailing list. Accordingly, please stop. -- MELVILLE THEATRE ~ Melville Sask ~ http://www.melvilletheatre.com
