Re: [expert] Re:Kernel panic 8.0

2001-04-27 Thread David Savolainen

Dale, I am not sure why lilo isn't working for you.  (Personally I
prefer grub, but it doesn't work in 8.0 for me.  Argh!)  In any case,
pico is still there.  It didn't get installed for you?  Check the CD for
it.  As far as supermount, I can only guess since I like it.  Have you
tried editing /etc/fstab and removing the lines for removabale media? 
You should be able to manually mount and umount like usual then.  I hope
this helps!

David

Dale Kosan wrote:
 
 Okay,got it to sort of work. I took the Western Digital of the promise ata
 100 controller and conected it to the motherboard instead.Installed fine, but
 have to boot with rescue disk, error at boot is missing o/s. I looked for
 lilo.conf but it is not there, I ran rpm -q lilo and it says it is
 installed.I then ran lilo and it said it added all my
 entries,linux,floppy,dos ect.I rebooted, NOPE STILL HAVE TO USE A FLOPPY.Any
 help would be real cool considering I have been fighting this for over a
 week.Also, what happened to the editor Pico? Also, how the hell do I get rid
 of supermount? I never selected it and I hate it.




[expert] Re:Kernel panic 8.0

2001-04-26 Thread Dale Kosan

Okay,got it to sort of work. I took the Western Digital of the promise ata 
100 controller and conected it to the motherboard instead.Installed fine, but 
have to boot with rescue disk, error at boot is missing o/s. I looked for 
lilo.conf but it is not there, I ran rpm -q lilo and it says it is 
installed.I then ran lilo and it said it added all my 
entries,linux,floppy,dos ect.I rebooted, NOPE STILL HAVE TO USE A FLOPPY.Any 
help would be real cool considering I have been fighting this for over a 
week.Also, what happened to the editor Pico? Also, how the hell do I get rid 
of supermount? I never selected it and I hate it.




[expert] RE:KERNEL PANIC:8.0

2001-04-24 Thread Dale Kosan

Okay the problem is not resolved yet. I still get the cant find root at 
boot-up,during install it says it is hde6 which is what it allways was with 
7.2, I did get it to go further by passing the following at the promt, linux 
root=/dev/hda5 ? ? ? ? ? ? HOWEVER, IT GOES TO BOOT AND CANT FIND MOST OF THE 
FOLLOWING DIRECTORIES, /VAR,/ETC AND MOST OTHERS! ! ! I re-downloaded 8.0 
from a differant site,verified md5sums and I am still getting the above.Any 
help would be nice. The system config is as follows, two drives,a Western 
Digital as master, Maxtor as slave, both connected to a Promise ATA 100 pci 
card.Windows ME is the first partition, followed by swap,root,var and temp, 
all on the first drive.This worked with Mandrake 7.2 and Redhat 7.1. I don't 
want to move to Redhat but I am tired of fighting with this issue.Can it be a 
bug with the W-D drive? Maybe the Promise ATA 100 pci card? Tonight I may try 
and hook up the drives directly to motherboard but I don't know if I want to 
go this far.Any thoughts?




Re: [expert] RE:KERNEL PANIC:8.0

2001-04-24 Thread Todd Flinders

A few weeks ago Civilme wrote about how it was
especially bad to pair together a Western Digital and
a Maxtor.  There were issues with timing and CRC
checking.

I'd recommend searching the older message to find this
post to read the details.  This might apply to you.

--- John Wolford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Yeah, here's my thoughts: Don't think about
 installing Mandrake over several drives. I was
 trying
 that for the longest time, wondering WHAT could be
 the problem, until a friend informed me that
 someone he knew went through the same headaches and
 they all went away when he stopped trying to
 span Mandrake across 2 drives. At that point i was
 desperate just to have a working installation
 so i took his advice and kaboom, it worked. Then,
 AFTER i had a working installation, i moved
 things around so my partitions were on the drives i
 wanted. I used a combination of diskdrake and
 editing /etc/fstab to get what i wanted. Another
 piece of advice: try not to move root, it can be
 a hassle. Install on whatever drive you want / to be
 on. The others will move much more easily.
 
 Good luck,
 j
 
 
 --- Dale Kosan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Okay the problem is not resolved yet. I still get
 the cant find root at 
  boot-up,during install it says it is hde6 which is
 what it allways was with 
  7.2, I did get it to go further by passing the
 following at the promt, linux 
  root=/dev/hda5 ? ? ? ? ? ? HOWEVER, IT GOES TO
 BOOT AND CANT FIND MOST OF THE 
  FOLLOWING DIRECTORIES, /VAR,/ETC AND MOST OTHERS!
 ! ! I re-downloaded 8.0 
  from a differant site,verified md5sums and I am
 still getting the above.Any 
  help would be nice. The system config is as
 follows, two drives,a Western 
  Digital as master, Maxtor as slave, both connected
 to a Promise ATA 100 pci 
  card.Windows ME is the first partition, followed
 by swap,root,var and temp, 
  all on the first drive.This worked with Mandrake
 7.2 and Redhat 7.1. I don't 
  want to move to Redhat but I am tired of fighting
 with this issue.Can it be a 
  bug with the W-D drive? Maybe the Promise ATA 100
 pci card? Tonight I may try 
  and hook up the drives directly to motherboard but
 I don't know if I want to 
  go this far.Any thoughts?
  
 
 
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Re: [expert] RE:KERNEL PANIC:8.0

2001-04-24 Thread Aries

On Tuesday 24 April 2001 07:55 am, you wrote: 
The first thing I would do is get the WD and Maxtor Drives on two difernet 
interfaces, With both of them On the same interface channel it cause's some 
pretty wierd things to happen with your drives and the data on them,  IE they 
don't play nice with each other at all. I had this problem while doing 
Crashtesting a while back and Civileme had suggested that this might be my 
problem and it was, With my system it was saying I was running out of Memory 
and it started shutting down services. So this is where I would look first.
aries
 Okay the problem is not resolved yet. I still get the cant find root at
 boot-up,during install it says it is hde6 which is what it allways was with
 7.2, I did get it to go further by passing the following at the promt,
 linux root=/dev/hda5 ? ? ? ? ? ? HOWEVER, IT GOES TO BOOT AND CANT FIND
 MOST OF THE FOLLOWING DIRECTORIES, /VAR,/ETC AND MOST OTHERS! ! ! I
 re-downloaded 8.0 from a differant site,verified md5sums and I am still
 getting the above.Any help would be nice. The system config is as follows,
 two drives,a Western Digital as master, Maxtor as slave, both connected to
 a Promise ATA 100 pci card.Windows ME is the first partition, followed by
 swap,root,var and temp, all on the first drive.This worked with Mandrake
 7.2 and Redhat 7.1. I don't want to move to Redhat but I am tired of
 fighting with this issue.Can it be a bug with the W-D drive? Maybe the
 Promise ATA 100 pci card? Tonight I may try and hook up the drives directly
 to motherboard but I don't know if I want to go this far.Any thoughts?




Re: [expert] RE:KERNEL PANIC:8.0

2001-04-24 Thread John Wolford

Yeah, here's my thoughts: Don't think about installing Mandrake over several drives. I 
was trying
that for the longest time, wondering WHAT could be the problem, until a friend 
informed me that
someone he knew went through the same headaches and they all went away when he stopped 
trying to
span Mandrake across 2 drives. At that point i was desperate just to have a working 
installation
so i took his advice and kaboom, it worked. Then, AFTER i had a working installation, 
i moved
things around so my partitions were on the drives i wanted. I used a combination of 
diskdrake and
editing /etc/fstab to get what i wanted. Another piece of advice: try not to move 
root, it can be
a hassle. Install on whatever drive you want / to be on. The others will move much 
more easily.

Good luck,
j


--- Dale Kosan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Okay the problem is not resolved yet. I still get the cant find root at 
 boot-up,during install it says it is hde6 which is what it allways was with 
 7.2, I did get it to go further by passing the following at the promt, linux 
 root=/dev/hda5 ? ? ? ? ? ? HOWEVER, IT GOES TO BOOT AND CANT FIND MOST OF THE 
 FOLLOWING DIRECTORIES, /VAR,/ETC AND MOST OTHERS! ! ! I re-downloaded 8.0 
 from a differant site,verified md5sums and I am still getting the above.Any 
 help would be nice. The system config is as follows, two drives,a Western 
 Digital as master, Maxtor as slave, both connected to a Promise ATA 100 pci 
 card.Windows ME is the first partition, followed by swap,root,var and temp, 
 all on the first drive.This worked with Mandrake 7.2 and Redhat 7.1. I don't 
 want to move to Redhat but I am tired of fighting with this issue.Can it be a 
 bug with the W-D drive? Maybe the Promise ATA 100 pci card? Tonight I may try 
 and hook up the drives directly to motherboard but I don't know if I want to 
 go this far.Any thoughts?
 


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