Steve, After I recompile the kernel it worked. In RedHat 8.0 the JFS is configured as a module, after change to built-in and recompile the kernel it worked. I don't kown if there is a best way to do it. The message that I was receiving was that the kernel cannot mount the root file system and then the kernel panic message. Anyway, thank you for your time. Regards, JAckson --- Steve Best <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu: > Jackson Afonso Krainer wrote: > > > > Hello everybody, > > Does anyone already install JFS on RedHat 8.0? > > As RedHat 8.0 is shipped with JFS I diddn't > recompile > > the kernell as indicated in the "JFS Root Boot > HOWTO". > > I started at step 3.2 of this document. I followed > the > > other steps but I'm unable to boot the machine > after > > the last step, I mean, I receive a kernell panic > > message. > > What exactly is the kernel message? > > >If I modify the /etc/fstab on the original > > partition it's work, but in this manner after boot > the > > system will read the information on the first > > partition and then move to the second, but after > that > > I can not delete or do anything with the first > > partition. > > So anyone here have a step-by-step installation > guide > > for RedHat 8.0? > > Any comment is welcome. > > Thanks in advance, > > Jackson > > > > Thanks, > Steve
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