Perhaps the "form factory" kernel-image-2.2.10 does not contain
'msdos' support? If so, you can probably use the 'vfat' filesystem
(which is backwards compatible) instead. Or, yes, build your own
image (the best way to do that would be via 'make-kpkg').
As for going back to an older kernel-image: All you really have to do
is to change the '/vmlinuz' symbolic link to point to
/boot/vmlinuz-2.0.33, and then run 'lilo'.
A more 'proper' way will be to get kernel-image-2.0.33 (if it still
exists) via 'dselect', 'apt-find', or 'gnome-apt'. Once you install
it, it will change that symbolic link as well.
However, you will probably want to stick with 2.2.x in the long run,
as there are very significant performance improvements (and other
updates) you will learn to love. Plus, I think you need 2.2.x for
glibc2.1 support.
-tor
>>>>> "Jonas" == Jonas Steverud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jonas> I've just upgraded to the 2.2.10-kernel (using the
Jonas> kernel-image-package), I used 2.0.33 before and it worked
Jonas> without any problem.
Jonas> root% mount -t msdos /dev/hda2 /msdos -o
noexec,ro,nosuid,blocksize=1024,auto
Jonas> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda2,
Jonas> or too many mounted file systems
Jonas> I've read the man-page for mount but couldn't find anything
Jonas> regarding options. The superblock is most likely intact and
Jonas> I only have /proc and / mounted.
Jonas> I'm about to compile a kernel on my own so if this kernel
Jonas> does not know of msdos-type ("fat" was not included) this
Jonas> is not a probem - I just add it then. If I want to remove
Jonas> this kernel and go back to the 2.0.33, is it sufficent to
Jonas> remove it in dselect or is the old kernel lost?
