Kernel panic: no init found. try passing init to kernel

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It sounds like you corrupted something.  If you replace this kernel with
the original kernel, will it boot?  If so, than it's something about the
way the kernel was built.  Greg, did you include UMSDOS support?  Ann is
using Zipspeak, and must have that to boot!  What about PCI support?  Like
I said, check the obvious.  If the old kernel won't boot, then something
got corrupted.  In that case, a reinstall may be needed, but let's hope
not!






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