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ASL4: Mounting problem based on systemhardware?

achim2003 over 22 years ago

works with an intel-system-hw, doesn't with an asus.
getting this error message with asus during booting up and system halts:

VFS: Mounted root (ext3 filesystem) readonly
Trying to move old root to /initrd ... failed
Unmounting old root

any idea?

cheers, achim.

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0 Marcel_01 over 22 years ago

maybe you installed the software on the primary ide channel and you're now booting on the secondary?

what CPU is on your board? and whats the last message on the screen?

/marcel
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0 warhammer over 22 years ago in reply to Marcel_01

hi marcel

i got the same problem, my last message ist freeing unused kernel memory 76k freed.... my cpu is a 200Mhz MMX ..any ideas ?
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0 Gene_Pinson over 22 years ago in reply to warhammer

Was my understanding that the P1's were not supported as of yet. required pII or better.
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0 achim2003 over 22 years ago in reply to Gene_Pinson

i booted from the same drive i installed with, no connection changes.
i think the proiblem was the Pentium-I, which is not supported anymore with V4!

if this is the problem, this is a little bit consusing because the last error messages point (as it looked to me) to 'mounting-drive'-problems.

cheers, achim.
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0 achim2003 over 22 years ago in reply to Gene_Pinson

i booted from the same drive i installed with, no connection changes.
i think the proiblem was the Pentium-I, which is not supported anymore with V4!

if this is the problem, this is a little bit consusing because the last error messages point (as it looked to me) to 'mounting-drive'-problems.

cheers, achim.
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