On Wed, Nov 21, 2001 at 09:43:40AM -0000, SARATH ENK wrote:
>
> on my system while booting,it is showing
> "Kernel Panic:No init found.Try passing init=option to kernel"
> iam using redhat6
> pls help me in this matter
>
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This seems to be a defective installation problem. Did you do
an error-free install ? It seems that your kernel after load-
ing is not being able to find the root filing system, and the
init process cannot continue.
Manually correct the error as follows:
a) Boot through your rescue disk (not boot disk), or any stand
alone disk based distro like tomstrbt or alfalinux.
b) Mount your root partition, and go to /mnt/etc/boot (where-
ever your mount is)
c) See where your kernel points to pesently:
rdev vmlinuz-2.x.xx
d) If it is not correctly pointed to your root device, change
it to the correct location:
rdev vmlinuz-2.x.xx /dev/hda2 (or whatever ...)
e) Reboot ... should work, if installation is otherwise okay.
HTH
Bish
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