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SpikeXtrem
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 Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 9:47 pm Post subject: [nforce 4] kernel panic |
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Hi!
I have a Asus motherboard A8N-E (nforce4 ultra without SLI). I got a sata hard drive with gentoo on it. When I try to boot, i get
| Code: | | Kernel panic_not syncing VFS : Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block (0,0) |
I guess it's because I didn't put the right drivers for my motherboard in the kernel. My root partition is reiserfs and I put the support for that build-in in the kernel.
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HeXiLeD
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I had the same problem once with my frist gentoo
the cause was :
bad bios settings related to my sata HD settings ( note hda for ide sda for sata)
bad/wrong partitions done
and the classic one . BAD GRUB.CONF and bad grub install
Post your grub.conf and your fstab conf if you cant figure it out
also, make sure that you copied the kernel properly to /boot
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deluge
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| And try to: emerge grub-static |
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