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kernel panic - talpa_sai - 2007-11-03 Dear friends, I have a system whose configuration is as hereunder: AMD Sempron processor 2800+ with 1 GB of RAM and two hard disks, one of 120 GB and the other of 320GB. The partitions are as follows: Code: Disk /dev/hda: 120.0 GB, 120034123776 bytes I have three operating systems in the partitions mentioned below: Code: /dev/hda1 RedHat Enterprise Linux 5 Today, while trying to boot into Fedora Core 7, the system could not boot and the following message was spit out. Code: mount: could not find filesystem '/dev/root' The kernel version of Fedora Core 7 is 2.6.21-1.3194.fc7. Is there any way to set the system right and boot into Fedora Core 7 ? The contents of the file "/boot/grub/menu.ist" are as follows: Code: # grub.conf generated by anaconda I also ran the command "fsck.ext3 -fv /dev/hda2 after ensuring that /dev/hda2 is unmounted and no errors/bad blocks are reported. Can anybody enlighten me as to how to go about to boot into Fedora Core 7. I further inform that I could boot into the other two OS's, i.e., RHEL-5 and Windoze XP. kernel panic - anyweb - 2007-11-03 what happened before this problem ? did f7 work fine ? did you recently change any hardware ? did you do a kernel or other update ? please explain kernel panic - talpa_sai - 2007-11-03 Quote:what happened before this problem ? did f7 work fine ? did you recently change any hardware ? did you do a kernel or other update ? please explainDear friend, FC 7 worked fine. I did not change any hardware and did not go in for updates recently. There are some RPM's in FC 7. I booted into RHEL 5, cded to /mnt/fedora and installed some RPM's from there instead of copying them to RHEL 5 partition, i.e. /dev/hda1 and then installing them. I don't think this may be the cause of FC 7 boot failure. Yours faithfully, talpa_sai. |