I'm incredibly stumped at a weird kernel related issue. I've got two boxes with identical hardware in them (other than the CPU speed, however both are PIII). On 1 box, i've successfully built a 2.4.14 kernel with patched xfs support. It boots & runs perfectly. FWIW, its got a Caldera OS load, with bits & pieces of 2.4 & 3.1 on it. On the 2nd box, i've successfully built a 2.4.5 kernel with patched xfs support. It boots & runs that 2.4.5-xfs kernel perfectly. Its got a RH OS load with bits & pieces of 6.2 & 7.x on it. Here's when things get annoying. When I try to boot off of a 2.4.14-xfs kernel on box #2, it always hangs just after detecting all the drives (basically where it goes to start mounting stuff) with the error, "no init found". First I thought that i forgot to include console support in the kernel, but i didn't. So, i figured, i'll just use the same .config from box #1, and i should be golden. No dice. The kernel builds without a hitch, and when i go to boot, i get the same ugly error. So, i'm at my whit's end. Anyone have any ideas?
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