Kernel panic when rebuilding kernel with exact same .config file
Hi,
I have a SATA drive with LILO boot loader, and a working 32bit 2.6.35.14 kernel that was built on a Mandriva 32bit machine some time back. This Linux environment is a very simple one that boots up to a busybox shell as init by means of a "append="init=/test/test.sh" in lilo.conf, where test.sh sets up the basic Linux environment then starts a busybox shell. The Mandriva build environment no longer exists, and has been upgraded to a 64bit Ubuntu machine instead. I downloaded 2.6.35.14 from kernel.org, and then extracted the .config file from the working kernel. I then used the .config file to build a new but identical 32bit kernel on the new Ubuntu build environment using make "ARCH=i386 menuconfig" followed by "make ARCH=i386 all" I copied this new kernel to the SATA drive, edited lilo.conf and ran lilo again. However, when I try to boot up from this supposedly identical kernel, I get a kernel panic: Code:
VFS: Mounted root(ext2 filesystem readonly on device 8:1 Why is it I have 2 kernels that are the same version, built with the .config file, but resulting in 1 booting and the other not? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! |
It says your /test/test.sh is not there - that's probably not on the new drive.
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