I just tried using version 0.10 of "bootimage" to run version 0.11 of "rootimage". The system comes up fine. I can access the harddisk ok, for example by running "cp /dev/hd0 /dev/null". But when running "fdisk", I get: /dev/hd1: ..stuff about partition 1... /dev/hd2: ..stuff about partition 2... /dev/hd3: ..stuff about partition 3... harddisk I/O error dev 0305 block 0 and the program terminates. Now device 0305 is /dev/hd5 (ie. 2nd harddisk), but I don't have a 2nd harddisk. Does linux for some reason expect TWO harddisks? Is this the reason I'm unable to boot version 0.11 of the kernel (as described in my previous message)? Derek Lieber derek@watson.ibm.com
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