Hi, Facing problems when compiling my own 2.6 kernel, I finally decided to install the Debian kernel-image-2.6.0-test2 package. All was well done (installing, configuring GRUB) but whenever I try to boot on my new 2.6 kernel, all I have is a kernel panic :( IIRC, it told me it got problems when trying to mount the root partition on /dev2/hda2 ??? (yes this is not a fault it really tried to use /dev2). I then checked up my GRUB config and AFAIK, there was no clue of any /dev2 root partition. What makes me going on nuts is also the partition it tries to use as its root partition. My root partition is not really hda2 :( So I am totally lost with that 2.6 kernel. The main goal behind using the bleeding edge is to take advantage of the new feature for the laptop (preemptible, better acpi support, mode suspend, CPUfreq, etc ...). Any help for this would be grantly appreciated :) zeDek P.S: it has also cried about a missing dev/console (still not a misstyped thing). -- "NT is good for something; I just haven't found the particular area where it really shines."
Attachment:
pgpAcmOtDCFt7.pgp
Description: PGP signature