Original reference was "Kernel panic: VFS" On 2001/10/15 Chris Kloiber wrote: " . . . assuming the scsi disk is your only drive"
I now have a second SCSI disk I am trying to use for Linux only. My old SCSI CD-ROM changer isn't working properly, leaving me with only the USB CD-RW to read the installation disks. The installer, of course, doesn't recognize USB. I copied both disks to separate FAT partitions on sda. No matter what I try, I cannot gain access to those partitions from install. And since I can't boot in Linux (the boot diskettes I made on a previous installation result in "Kernel panic: Can't install OS on 08:07." I presume that means sda7. I want to install Linux on sdb. As received, it has a 4Gb FAT partition and 4+Gb not designated. I want to format it all for Linux. I hope there is a way to install around these obstacles without buying a new CD-ROM; I have already spent too much money on this project! John Tiedeman New Orleans, LA _______________________________________________ Seawolf-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/seawolf-list
