Now works, the partition was corrupted. The problem I think it was with
prepdisk. I used all the disk but later, in another installation, I made a
smaller partition but prepdisk detected the old partition with the old size. I
try to format fossil but in the end, the partition was not very functi
Oh, by the way, if you are using a usb hard disk, boot will screw with partfs
and
the usb disk's partitions will not be exposed. That's the main reason I
replaced it.
If that's the case, take a look in the mailing list archive, Richard Miller
gave some
workaround storing the config in the first
Hi Antonio,
I replaced boot for an rc script time ago, but if I recalled correctly, this is
because
boot can't find fossil's configuration in any hard drive, so it tries to find a
kfs, but
the default kernel configuration doesn't include kfs in bootdir, so it gives
you that error.
Boot from the
