Re: kernel doesnt seem to take user-specified kernel options

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lar lar wrote:
i have a server that's dead, when it boots up it gives the following message, complaining it cant find initrd:
"Kernel Panic: No init found. Try passing init= option to kernel"
booting with linux init=/bin/sh, it still complains about not finding initrd, and gives the same message. booting linux rescue doesn't seem to phase it either, neither does specifying root= and kernel=. gives the same messages upon boot every time. is there some option you can compile with to make the kernel not take user-
specified options on boot, or is there something else wrong?
None of those options (init, root, kernel) change the initrd setting.
you can try "initrd=" it might skip it.

Are you using LILO or GRUB?
Are you using SCSI devices? For the rootfs?

	-Thomas



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