Le lun 16/06/2003 à 10:54, Adrian Zaugg a écrit : > Dear List > > Installing Debian on a rawhide with a diskaray connected to a QLogic HVD > (ISP 1040)* leads to a kernel panic: > VFS: Unable to mount root fs on 01:00 > > If I connect a single SCSI Drive to a Symbios Card, I can install Debian easily > and access the diskarray and use the disks (unfortunately there is no > space to mount this drive nowhere, so I must use the diskarray solely). > > I have tried the following: > - use LordSuch's Netinst (from CD) > - use the rescue- and rootdisk (from floppy) > - preformat the disks with ext3 and bsd disklabels > - with unformatted and unpartitioned disks > - different cabling > - using bootflag rootfstype > - googling to get other hints... > > What else can I try? > > Can I move an installation from the single drive to the array? > (Installing a Debian without anything to the single disk, connecting the > array, boot into Debian, partition and format the array, make it > bootable and copy the whole thing...would that work?) That's exactly what I did because of a DAC960 RAID controller not willing to work when using the driver as module. It works, but it is rather painful and take a loooong time before you can get your penguin up&running. > What does the number 01:00 in the error-message mean? If I change the > cabling, sometimes I get 02:00. > > > Thank you for your help! > > > Regards, Adrian. > > > *) > _____________________ __________________ > RAWHIDE-QLogic(KZPBA)>-----SCSI-Cable-----<Clone of Sun D1000 > --------------------- ------------------ >
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