21.10.2011 09:59, Eric House пишет: > After three or four years of pretty much ignoring LEAF because 3x was > *just working* on a couple of Soekris and WRAP boards I'm trying to > upgrade the latter to 4.1. And failing. The failure comes because > the packages described in leaf.cfg can't be loaded: > > [ 13.574839] sda: sda1 sda2 sda3 sda4 > [ 13.627354] sd 0:0:0:0: [sda] Attached SCSI removable disk > LINUXRC: Installing - root: root(nf!) etc: etc(nf!) local: local(nf!) > config: config(nf!) configdb: configdb(nf!) moddb: moddb(nf!) - Finished. > LINUXRC: Loaded Packages > can't run '/etc/init.d/rcS': No such file or directory > > Please press Enter to activate this console. > / # > > My confusion (and lack of experience with 2.6 kernels on IDE hardware) > starts with those sda device nodes. I expect the kernel to create hda > devices on a WRAP board, but it created sda devices instead. There > are no ide modules to be found -- but docs suggest the 2.6 equivalent > is pata_legacy, which lsmod shows is loaded. Hi. On LEAF 4.x we switched from old, legacy ATA/ATAPI/MFM/RLL drivers to SCSI-like PATA/SATA drivers, which results in changing drive names from hdX to sdX. > BTW, I'm booting with grub, so both grub's conf file and leaf.cfg must > agree on the device path. I've tried changing both from /dev/hda3 to > /dev/sda3 without success. I've also tried manually mounting /dev/sda > devices from the recovery console I'm dumped into. No luck -- though > when I boot the 3.1 LEAF in /dev/hda2 all partitions are mountable, so > I know they're fine. > > Can anybody point me at docs or otherwise get me started debugging > this? > > Thanks, > > --Eric What is said in dmesg after mount failure?
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