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<0> do you definitely have a hard drive on your secondary IDE channel
<0> ide1:0
<1> Kernel Panic - not syncing: VFS: UNable to mount root FS on unknown-block(0,0)
<1> CDROM = HDA
<1> HDD = HDC
<2> User: Python problem? Pasted http://pasteme.com/p.php?id=253
<0> thats kinda backwards EightPock
<0> ;p
<1> I know, its a dell
<1> lol
<0> haha they did that?
<3> I need help with this: http://pasteme.com/p.php?id=253
<1> but thats how it all resolved
<4> EightPock, so you want (2,0)
<4> not 0,0
<1> you think the drives just need swaped?
<4> check your grub.conf
<0> whoeever posted that python ****
<0> set your clock?
<1> if its as easy as rearranging the drives
<4> it is
<1> I will do that
<4> but you could just set grub correctly.
<1> hmm.
<0> yeah, pastme.com your grub.conf
<0> pasteme.com
<4> i already told him the answer.
<1> Thanksm an
<0> i always thought the (hdx,y) stuff was irrelevant once the kernel was booted
<0> so long as you did root=/dev/hdXY
<4> yeah, he needs root=
<4> i don't dispute that.
<0> VFS: Cannot open root device hdc3 or unknown-block(0,0)
<0> how is it even getting that far then
<0> because without the correct (hdx,y)... it wouldnt even find the kernel
<0> and shouldnt he be using (2,2) ?
<1> loading up the boot cd no
<1> now
<0> not (2,0)
<4> no
<1> so that I can get in there and edit it
<4> 2,0 is /boot on hdc
<4> err
<4> hdc1
<4> but you're right about it alreadfy loading
<0> youre ***uming hdc1 is boot?
<0> and i dont see what part about "/boot" was mentioned
<1> boot is hdc1
<1> root is hdc3
<0> its asking for the root partition
<0> 2,2
<1> hdc2 is sawp
<1> swap*
<4> ShALLaX, his line for hd should be 2,0
<0> root (hd2,0)
<0> kernel /boot/bzImage root=/dev/hdc3
<0> thats what it should be
<4> correct
<0> which is what he _must_ have already
<0> or the kernel wouldnt load
<0> unless he has something stupid like
<0> root (hd0,0)
<1> thats what I got
<1> lol
<0> kernel (hd2,0)/boot/bzImage
<4> ShALLaX, 8p`
<4> i win
<0> what?
<1> hmm
<1> let me get in there and see.
<1> dunno whats in there
<1> my mind is fried
<0> im guessing he has the latter
<4> yeah me too
<4> now that i actually think about it
<0> heh
<0> still.. <3 grub
<1> ok
<1> root (hd0,0)
<0> root (hd2,0)
<0> bingo.
<1> you guys rock
<0> hehe
<1> any idea on the laptop panel thing? Its starts off, I can select the OS to boot
<0> btw, you dont need to boot off the CD
<1> it scrolls text for about 10 seconds
<0> just hit "e" when grub loads
<0> what laptop is this/
<1> than blanks out, but if i hook another monitor up to it I can view the continued text.. and I thought maybe a video card issue, but if it was video card woudlnt that still effect the monitor I hook into the back/
<1> Dell Insprion 5100
<0> do you have X starting upon boot?
<1> I dont believe so.
<0> radeon chipset?
<1> its an ati card
<0> yeah
<0> do you have a framebuffer
<0> or plain vga console?
<1> root (hd2,0)
<1> Error 21: select disk does not exit
<1> exist
<0> then your BIOS settings are messed up
<5> does the Gentoo Linux Installer have issues with partitioning ? mine gets to Livecd root p***word set and does nothing else
<0> EightPock: if its a laptop, its almost certain that your CD is //dev/hdc
<0> and hdd is /dev/hda
<1> ShALLaX
<1> trust me, HDC is my HDD.
<1> I got hung up at the start
<1> cause I was trying to fdisk /dev/hda
<5> fdisk -l to see for sure
<1> and it was saying the drive was only 50 MB
<1> which is the size of the CD
<1> in it
<1> I switched to fdisk /dev/hdc1
<1> and it showed me a 30 gig drive
<1> now, unless Im mistaken there are no 30 gig cds
<1> hdc = 30 gigs
<1> its weird I know, but thats what it all resolves to
<0> EightPock: heh, maybe the livecd's kernel is screwy
<5> crap
<5> hmmm
<0> set it back to root (hd0,0)
<0> and kernel /boot/bzImage root=/dev/hda3
<0> see if that works
<5> me ?
<1> same VFS error
<5> oh
<1> unknown block, etc
<0> you made all those changes that fast?
<0> ;)
<1> yep
<1> with E
<0> hrm.. try some of grubs debugging
<0> like tab completion
<0> (hd0,[tab].. see if that yields anything
<0> wait, the fact that its booting your kernel when you have (hd0,0)
<0> means that your hdd IS /dev/hda
<0> i question your whole partitioning scheme
<0> heh
<0> did you really change it to /dev/hda
<1> hdc is my hDD, HDA on fdisk said 50mb insize
<0> or leave it as hdc ?
<1> yes I did
<0> heh
<1> I loaded grub
<1> hit e
<1> edited the line
<1> and hit B
<0> there are 2 lines to edit
<1> i know
<0> but it only gets to the VFS error when you have root (hd0,0)
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