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I just replaced my motherboard and did a fresh installation of RH9. Installation went nice and smooth then at the first reboot after installation it stops responding at the part where is says remounting root filesystem in read-write mode. Does anyone know what's causing this?
btw: I was running RH9 with no problems on my KR7A-RAID. I'm now using an NF7-S v2.0. Then again the RH9 that I was running was an upgrade installation from 8.0.
I disabled the serial ata controller and it boots up fine. Since I use the controller under Windows does anybody have any information on how I can keep the controller enabled but still be able to boot into RH9?
Last edited by HydrasunGQ; 04-10-2003 at 11:40 PM.
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