Scyld and root directory
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Art Edwards edwards at icantbelieveimdoingthis.comMon May 14 16:10:54 PDT 2001
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Jag: Thanks for the message. I have tried your suggestion but the append line seems to give the kernel problems I get a kernel panic about not being able to open an initial console. It doen't seem to matter where I put the append command. I have been successful putting the default boot image on to a node and rebooting. Only when the append line is included does the kernal puke. I have another general question. I have altered the standard partition table to have a large swap file local on the slave node. Also, I have a large disk area that has no label. Hwoever, when I issue a remote df -k I only see the nfs-mounted file system from the mater node and a ramdisk. Is this normal? Where are the other partitions? If I use bpsh 0 fdisk, I can read the partition table well enough. Art Edwards
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