Christophe Jarry wrote:
The rootfs entries are interesting. I believe they are used by initrd,
but should be overwritten by proper /dev entries later in the boot process.
Maybe are they not overwritten because I use UUID to boot.
I don't see it when booting with UUID.
So the kernels see the partitions, but .33.3 doesn't have the device
files. Then I think there's some problem with udev. Check the output of
"udevinfo --export-db" with both kernels to know if udev sees your disk.
For both kernels:
$ sudo udevinfo --export-db
bash: udevinfo: command not found
and `apt-cache search udevinfo` gives no output.
Ah, udevinfo used to be an alias for udevadm. So try "sudo udevadm info
--export-db" instead.
Also see if you can find your partitions in /dev/disk/.
Under 2.6.33.3:
$ ls /dev/disk -l
ls: cannot access /dev/disk: No such file or directory
So udev and that kernel don't get along, but I don't know why.
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