Re: Feisty upgrade no boot :/

Dylan Griffiths wrote:
> How can I change my initram disk so that it'll boot, and how can I
> get this fixed in a way that doesn't require me to manually frobnicate
> on boot? Slackware doesn't use initrd, and deleting the line during a
> custom grub boot didn't work here :)
Well, how it generates the initramfs is is /etc/initramfs-tools. I'd
take use a boot CD, take a look and see what modules it missed when it
generated the ramfs, then modify the conf files in that directory.
Specifically, anything put in /etc/initramfs-tools/modules should get
put into the ramfs. Then, apt-get --reinstall your newest kernel
package, or manually run update-initramfs to regenerate it.

This may require some trial and error, but it hopefully shouldn't be too
painful.

Graeme
Received on Wed Apr 11 13:36:52 2007