Help: "/dev/initrd busy" hangs at kernel config...
Clint Tevlin
actevlin
Mon May 17 12:02:17 PDT 2004
It's Mandrake straight out of the box.
The problem seems to be intermittent.
I'll post again when I can correlate it with something else.
Cheers,
Clint
> Did you install a new kernel? Normally booting up doesn't configure a
> kernel.
Apparently /dev/initrd is used to configure the kernel to suit hardware and
is used when a standard kernel is used in a network with different PC
hardware. (I read somewhere...)
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