Re: Kernel Panic while booting from 2.6.3

[Urs Schroffeneger]

Check out that you have the right partition type enabled in Advanced 
partion types, it's a bit hidden in the options tree. (under xconfig 
filesystem->partition types->advanced partition types->pc bios)

For a pc type, it would be the
MSDOS_PARTITION
option. It's absolutely necessary for the kernel to recognize your root 
filesystem, and it's not enabled by default in the 2.6.* config file

I hope this helps
urs
Ajitabh Pandey wrote:
--- Stelian Iancu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 

Check out that the fs that the root partition has is
NOT build as a
module for the kernel, but in the kernel itself.
   

The root filesystem is the ext2 filesystem and it is
build in the kernel. I use xconfig to configure and I
clearly remembers that infront of EXT2 there was tick
sign instead of dot.
Regards.
Ajitabh Pandey

		
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