Hi,
I was looking to help test out Kadishi etc. I created a CD image (using the CVS just now based on FC4 release); tried booting into it from VMWare, but encountered some problems.
I am running Kadishi CVS on a FC4 x86-64, with anaconda appropriately patched. The source image is the FC4 32-bit release version. The CD creation process runs fine without any errors. The CD created is used to boot up a VMWare image; said VMWare image successfully boots both 64-bit and 32-bit FC4 rescue CD's. When booting up with the Kadischi created CD, I run into the following problems.
1) Waiting for ISOLINUX to boot into the default image / or picking 'linux' or 'test' at that bootprompt all generate a kernel panic. It appears that the kernel couldn't mount root.
2) Booting into 'test root=/dev/hdc' detects and mounts the ISO9660 filesystem just fine; it then successfully moves the old root to /initrd and frees up some memory (based on debug printouts). Then it stops producing output after printing out 'Warning: unable to open an initial console.' Adding selinux=0 to the boot params doesn't fix this. I am using whatever udev comes with FC4 release.
3) Booting 'vmlinuz root=/dev/hdc init=/bin/bash' gives the same warning (about initial console) and complains that the kernel attempted to kill init.
Am I missing something in getting it to boot?
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