On Wed, 19 Jan 2005, Dallas L. Engelken wrote: >I'm trying to rebuild a fedora core 3 install down to a single disk. >I've got it to 400mb and the kickstart works fine and everything >installs as expected. However, after it reboots I get > >mount: error 2 mounting none >Switching to new root >switchroot: mount failed: 22 >umount /initrd/dev failed: 2 >Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! Looks like the kernel cannot find the root filesystem. Did anaconda create and configure an initrd? It should do if your storage requires loadable kernel modules to access (e.g. SCSI). What "root" argument is the bootloader (GRUB, possibly LILO) passing to the kernel? (Actually what's the entire kernel command-line?) Cheers, Phil
