Slack 10.2 with kernel panic after compile of 2.6.18.1
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ive been googleing my ass off and as you can see compiled in support for reiserfs. any help would be greatly appriciated.
EDIT: after my newest compile failed "no file system could mount root tried: reiserfs vfat iso9660 ntfs. Kernel Panic..." i booted into my working kernel and got "reiserfs: hda2 found reiserfs version "3.6"" that may or may not help.
Last edited by capn_hector; 11-15-2006 at 06:30 PM.
well in a move that worked some what (i needed to vpn in to my work which is why im recompiling my kernel) i went out and downloaded the 2.6.16.32 source and the 2.6.18.1 md5 hash. the 16.32 kernel compiled and had no problems the md5 hash for the 2.6.18.1 tarbell did not match what i got so my download was screwed up. thanks for all your help and this has taught me a lesson. always check the hash. now i just have to get my drivers compiled into my new kernel.
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