> bash$ mkdir /new
> bash$ mount /dev/mapper/VG00/LogVol00 /new
> bash$ reboot

Mounting a filesystem and rebooting will achieve nothing. What were
you trying to do here anyway?

> grub>

Read the GRUB manual. I'm guessing that GRUB stage 2 is looking for a
kernel that doesn't exist. You can try booting manually using the
series of commands:
root (hd0, 2)
initrd /boot/initrd-...  | Hit tab to fill it in
kernel /boot/vmlinuz-... | Hit tab to fill it in
boot

-- 
Artagnon (.com)

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