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> From: lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Sent: Thu, 18 Oct 2012 14:11:53 -0600
> To: test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: removing the non booting kernels how do I troubleshoot them?
>
>
> On Oct 18, 2012, at 1:24 PM, Antonio Olivares wrote:
>>
>> I have sent a message with a picture of the debugging.
>> The pictures are too big and are awaiting approval:
>
> I think if you're sending 1.2MB files to a list serve, it's close to your
> first day at the rodeo. Please don't do that. Paste it somewhere and post
> a link instead.
>
Other people post pictures and they get approved. Why is this a big deal? I don't have access to picture bin, like paste bin. They are blocked. Can you suggest some that are not considered inappropriate[]?
>
>> I have filed bugs before but I have not dealt with dracut as it is not
>> as friendly as when one sees a selinux alert and files a bug with bug
>> friendly tools and configures the bugzilla account. This dracut stuff,
>> please forgive me, provides no such option.
>
> Umm, that's because none of that infrastructure is available yet because
> your failure is occurring so early. So if you care enough to complain
> about such failures on a test list, then you need to care to learn
> something new and enhance your troubleshooting skills. Or alternatively,
> ignore the problem and use a kernel that works. You have that option.
>
Yes, but I want to fix this or find a way of fixing it, but there is no easy way.
I have looked at the troubleshooting guide but it is hard to understand. It does
not make sense to me.
>
>> I want a (fool proof)/(idiot proof)/(friendly *) way of fixing this
>> issue. I have not encountered this issue [On the other machines which have Fedora 18 too!]. Now I have three machines
>> running Fedora 18 the only one i686 is the laptop and the others are
>> desktops running x86_64 and they are working beautifully with the
>> new/shiny 3.6.2 kernel but this one boots no kernel other than the first
>> one.
>
> Do you have a question?
>
Is there anywhere where a "?" Question Mark in the above text? Sorry sir, but I am just a person trying to help in testing. I am probably the only one that encounters those errors dracut cannot find /dev/root errors. The world is perfect except on this toshiba laptop machine.
Thank you for {helping me|guiding me|} with the problems booting FreeBSD along with Fedora. But this is an entirely different animal and it is getting to be annoying.
Regards,
Antonio
>
> Chris Murphy
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