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On 6 May 2005, at 18:02, Martyn Drake wrote:
Johnny Hughes wrote on 06 May 2005 17:00:
One thing to check is if you have kernel-unsupported installed in the old kernel version. If so, make sure to install the new version as well.
I decided to re-install the offending kernel RPMs and noticed this:
grubby fatal error: unable to find a suitable template
I'm wondering if it's doing mkinitrd at all. Out of curiousity, I did a manual mkinitrd and noticed that the resulting file was, like the previous new kernel install, much smaller than the 0.2 kernel version.
Still at a loss at the moment, but seeming to be making some kind of headway..
The older ...0.2 kernel must have the driver for your disk controller in there somewhere. If you're booted into that kernel, check dmesg for what controller gets probed.
Either the driver has been rebuilt into the kernel, (which means you're not running the original ...0.2 kernel), or it's a module, which running lsmod should confirm.
A good idea would be to post your dmesg and lsmod output with the older working kernel, along with the contents of /etc/mod{ules,probe}.conf.
Matt