Hello, After running some benchmarks I decided to move my Linux partitons around. Since I knew the new lilo can boot from partitons over the 1024 cylinder barrier I was happy to know that I could do this exactly the way I wanted. Previously my setup was simple. The layout was like this: HDA1 = Windows HDB1 = /boot HDB5 = / HDB6=Swap HDB7 = /home I changed it as follows: HDA1=Windows HDA5=/boot HDA6=/ HDA7=Swap HDB1=/home I changed my fstab and lilo.conf, and got everything working fine. I'm now in Linux and everything seems to be running smooth (and faster - yay!). But I did encounter an issue. When I tried to boot the first couple of times, the kernel would load and then I would get the error message "Kernel Panic. No init found. Try passing init= option to kernel". I tried doing what it suggested but it didn't work. I was able to get around it by passing the kernel parameter "root=/dev/hda6", thus I am back in action. My question is, what file normally looks after where the init scripts are located? I would be interested in knowing where this move went wrong so that I know ahead of time what to expect. Thanks! -Chris
