Hello Igor, Did you make a seperate boot partition. If so how big? The VFS error can occure if there is not enough room in the /boot partition. This is especially true if you included source headers and recompiled a kernel. I had the same error and elimenated it when I made /boot 75 or 80 megs instead of the smaller sizes that I used to. Hope this helps Ron Igor Gueths wrote: > > Hi Janina. Actually, I'm running Debian potato. Actually, the exact error is: Kernel panic: vfs: Unable to mount root filesystem on 0302. I'm not sure quite what 0302 refers to, I might just try playing with system.map some more trying different combinations. I used fdisk to partition the disk to ext2, and it boots fine with the old kernel. I just want to make sure there's nothing that I'm missing. And if you want, just let me know if you want me to post system.map to the list. Thanks again! -- === Ron Marriage Home Page http://www.seidata.com/~marriage/ Blind Links http://www.seidata.com/~marriage/rblind.html Linux http://www.seidata.com/~seilug/ Email mailto:marriage at seidata.com Win door prizes! Meet old and new friends! See the latest technology and gadgets for your everyday living! Learn how the NFB is helping to knock down barriers to make your life better! All this and more at the 2002 NFB National Convention July 3 - 9 -- for details go to: http://www.nfbk.org
