On 06/19/2012 04:18 PM, Ed Greshko wrote:
On 06/20/2012 06:05 AM, Ed Greshko wrote:
On 06/20/2012 12:12 AM, JD wrote:
Ed, my F16 was a fresh install - Full install!
I did not ever create that frikin' directory.
I have no idea what rpm created it. I never
installed 64bit rpms manually.
The reason I was trying to create the initramfs
is because someone commented on the bug
(bugzilla.redhat.com) that the problem (panic
of kernel 3.3.8-1 at boot) may be caused by my
lack of the initrd line in the menu of that kernel
in grub.cfg. There was NO initramfs for 3.3.8-1
in /boot. So, I was trying to create one, in order
for the initrd line (which I was going to manually
add) would make the kernel successfully boot.
However, i read in another fedora forum, a user
saying that he does not have the initramfs for the
kernel he is booting, and it boots just fine.
You mean you chose to install "Everything"? What made you do that?
I meant to say "How did you do that?". AFAIK, there is no "Everything" install.
You are right - Fedora does not have "Everything" link.
Interestingly enough, I recall that it was either FreeBSD
or Redhat Linux had that option.
As I just explained, for each category, fedora installer
lets you click on a link which shows all packages available
in the category, and by default, a few of them are marked
for installation - so I checkmark all of them.
I'm just curious at this point....
What is "ls -l /usr/lib64" showing?
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