Robert Martinovic (tzenkethi@yahoo.com) wrote: > I have already set os_flags to root=/dev/sda1 Ok I didn't see it meantioned so I thought I'd suggest it. > This is not a problem. I don't have a problem booting > the generic kernel that get's installed by the boot > disks. I have a problem booting a kernel i have > compliled myself Alright what is the system? Your new kernel, is it compiled specifically for your system or is it generic? Also you previously said 'vmlinuz' was your kernel. Is this a symlink on your root partion, or is it a real file? FYI make-kpkg always puts mine in '/boot' and makes a symlink to it. Perhaps the symlink is broken or SRM doesn't like it? I've had problems with symlinks before and usually just ignore them and point it to the real kernel. i.e. '/boot/vmlinuz-2.2.14' instead of '/vmlinuz' Ron
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