the very first slackware 10 boot after installation
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the very first slackware 10 boot after installation
Hi again Linux gurus,
I have installed the slackware 10 on our office's machine that has LILO on its Master Boot Record (MBR), again...
By the way, before I installed the slackware 10, there was a Redhat 7.2 on the machine, I did not re partitioned the harddrive, I used the redhat partitions, and just formatted those partitioned during the slackware installation.
On its very first boot after the installation... I was surprised when I saw the error messages of the last 2 lines:
"Warning: Unable to open an initial console."
"Kernel panic: No init found. Try passing init= option to kernel."
Thanks for the reply! actually when i installed slackware 10 on that disk, it contained red hat 7.2. I didn't repartitioned the disk, i just formatted it. But the next time i tried, I deleted all partitions on my disk and created new partitions, there, it worked, it booted properly!
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