Jaspreet Ahuja wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I just installed Linux on my machine (P90 SCSI w/ SCSI HDD & SCSI CD-ROM).
> However, the machine refuses to boot up after the installation is complete.
> It does not detect the SCSI devices and gives me a Kernel Panic: VFS: Unable
> to mount root fs on 08:02.
> I used the SCSI image for the boot disk to start installation.
> Can anyone please tell me as to what is going wrong.
> thankx in advance,
> Jaspreet.
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The problem is, probably, that your kernel doesn't have SCSI support
built in, or that the SCSI support
is not loaded to your ramdisk at boot time.
What is : "I just installed Linux on my machine"?
Can you specify a little bit more, like distribution name, kernel
version, did you compile your kernel
and so on?
HTH, Adoram
