Have you tried to create an initrd file?
Seems like kernel cannot access your device (VolgroupXX)
Regards,
Stavros
rahul yadav wrote:
> I did the same.
> But it still it did not work?
>
>
> On 10/24/07, Pavan Kandepet <pavankp@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Did you install the kernel properly?
>>
>> 1) Once inside the kernel src directory, issue a "make config" or a "make
>> menuconfig" or a "make xconfig".
>> 2) Choose all the requirements that you want.
>> 3) Issue a "make" (Starts the compilation process", you can alternatively
>> issue a "make -j2" or something
>> similar to issue multiple jobs for the compilation process. (2
>> jobs/processor in this case).
>> 4) make modules (To make all the modules)
>> 5) make modules_install (To install all the modules)
>> 6) make install (To actually install the new kernel).
>>
>> These steps should get you a working kernel.
>> -Pavan
>>
>>
>>
>> On 10/23/07, rahul yadav < add2rahul@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> Hi all
>>>
>>> I have downloaded linux 2.6.12.5 from www.kernel.org and installed it
>>> in my already running linux(2.6.15-1 kernel) machine.but i am unable to
>>> boot from the new kernel.
>>> when i restarted the kernel following error message has come:-
>>>
>>> "
>>> Reading physical volumes.....
>>> No volume groups found..
>>> unable to find volume group "Volgroup00"
>>> unable to access resume device (/dev/VolGroup00/Logvol01)
>>> mount could not find file system '/dev/root'
>>> error mounting /proc
>>> error mounting /sys
>>> kernel panic not syncing: attempted to kill init....
>>> "
>>> Please suggest me the way out.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Rahul
>>>
>>>
>>
>
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