Why not try reinstalling without the boot partition and just have one root partition.
I dont think you can get any kernel messages as it is unable to mount the partition. The only information you get is on the screen.
Sorry that I couldnt help more.
ken
Daniel Guerrero wrote:
El jueves, 12 junio, 2003, a las 12:05 AM, Kenneth Karlsson escribió:
You could have typed in the wrong info into /etc/fstab (hda3 instead of hda5).
Just boot from the install cd mount /dev/hda5 /mnt/gentoo and check /mnt/gentoo/etc/fstab
If it still panics check that you have support for your partition compiled into the kernel (reiserfs etc)
No, I have all right typed; I compiled all the suports, reisers, xfsutils, and the other one O:-), all what I have seen in the installation.txt. Is there a way to get the messages of the kernel send about the kernel panic?, that could help.
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Daniel Guerrero wrote:
Hi, I'm new installing linux from zero, I make all the steps in the installing text, and after I reboot,
I got a error of kernel panic about I must specify what kind of mount for the hfs I need,
in the /dev/hda3, I only have hda1 for boot, hda5 for root partition and hda6 for swap,
what do you think I made wrong?
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