Hi, Thanks for your response and advice.
I only have 2 partitions in my hard disc, the native and the swap. I am sure I have added a mount point " / " to the native partition. >Pls try this pls add a linux native with mount point >/boot >so you can divide your boot partition to your original mount point >/ Kindly explain how to add " /boot " to the native partition. Is it to add a boot partition on the hard disc, making 3 partitions, boot, native and swap and thereafter adding a mount point " / " to the boot partition ? How about the native partition whether a mount point " / " is still necessary ? Thanks in advance. B.Regards Stephen Liu >which you originaly configured so it will not conflivt with your existing >linux native. >then dont forget to add a swap partition. >I hope my little knowledge on this can help you. > > >Respectfully >AOL >www.aolsystems.com >"The Technology Specialist" >Stephen Liu wrote: > > > Hi all people, > > > > I installed Mandrake 8.0 to a new hard disk and encountered following > > problem when restarting the computer after installation completed. There > > was no other Operating System sharing the hard disk. > > > > Class of installation : Recommended > > > > When restarting the computer following error indicated > > > > VFS : cannot open root device "305" or 03:05. > > Please append a correct "root=" boot option > > Kernel Panic : VFS unable to mount root fs on 03:50 > > > > I did try several times to restart the computer and also reinstall the > > software but with no improvement. > > > > Kindly help !!! > > > > Thanks in advance. > > > > Best Regards > > Stephen Liu
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