Quoting Pyotr Berezhkov (p.g.berezhkov@gmail.com): > On 11 Jan 09, Ferenc Wagner wrote: > > Pyotr Berezhkov <p.g.berezhkov@gmail.com> writes: > > > > > rebooting into the installed system failed, as the initrd > > > incorrectly identified the root device. As it turned out, the root > > > device specified on Lilo's kernel command line (root=fd02 in my > > > case) was incorrect. > > > > It would be interesting to see /proc/devices in the installer before > > you reboot. > Hi, I suggest closing this bug. I'll report it with initramfs-tools, as > I realized it's their bug, not yours. By the way, the following patch > to initramfs-tools solved the problem completely and means we can forget > about Lilo's notion of the root disk. The case of an _unencrypted_ root > volume will demand a separate patch, however. It's maybe better to just reassign the bug as the initramfs-tools maintainers will then get the whole history.... Ferenc or Pyotr, please do so if you're convinced this bug belongs to that package (I won't do it blindly as I didn't follow that issue).
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