initrd / generic kernel --> won't boot. What am I forgetting?
Hi all -
OK, I'm embarrassed to be posting this. I've used Slack since 1999, so there's no doubt no excuse. I upgraded my Thinkpad T60 to 14.0 this morning. Did the whole "use the generic SMP kernel" do: 1) ran '/usr/share/mkinitrd/mkinitrd_command_generator.sh -k 3.2.29-smp | bash' as per UPGRADE.TXT. No errors. 2) pointed /boot/vmlinuz at vmlinuz-generic-smp-3.2.29-smp. 3) pointed /boot/config at config-generic-smp-3.2.29-smp. 4) pointed /boot/System.map at System.map-generic-smp-3.2.29-smp. 5) ran /sbin/lilo ... and when I attempt to reboot into the new system, I get a kernel panic. Am I forgetting a step? This feels all-too-horribly familiar, and yet I can't figure out what step I might be missing. Thanks, Glenn |
Edit lilo.conf before the last step?
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So ... I just repointed everything to the 'huge smp' config/map/kernel, and it booted fine. Not sure what is going on here. Is there a real downside to using the 'huge' kernels? If not I guess I'll just stick with it. /G |
You should have added 'initrd = /boot/initrd.gz' then ran lilo again.
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