On Sun, Mar 30, 2003 at 08:41:08AM -0700, Brian Gonzales wrote: > While updating my kernel, the installer advises to add > initrd=/initrd.img to the image=/vmlinuz portion of lilo.conf. After > which, I run lilo and get the following error: > > debian:/etc# lilo > Fatal: open /initrd.img: No such file or directory > > I don't have SCSI, but my drives are ATA100 (recognized as hde & hdf). you only want to add that line to lilo.conf if you kernel is an initrd-enabled kernel. if you don't have an initrd.img in either / or in /boot, i would wager that you don't, and that you don't need the line. and if you do need it, disabling it and booting is probably the easiest way to find out :) (don't forget to leave yourself another way to boot before you do this though!) sean
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