Hi there,
After installing tjhe last kernel update (default 2.6.5-7.75.x86_64)
with YOU
on my AMD64 system (MSI K8T Neo mainboard, sata 160Gb disk with SuSE
9.1 for
AMD64), the system hangs during the boot process.
Shortly after loading the kernel scsi drivers (sd_mod.ko, libata.ko,
sata_via.ko), there is a warning "can't open /etc/mtab: No such file or
directory". I am sure it is there (after booting from CD and mounting
the
disk I can see it)
Then on hda2 (my root partition) it finds a ReiserFS filesystem and
after the
next message, the system hangs:
"ReiserFS: hda2: checking transaction log (hda2)"
I am able to reboot with ctr-alt-del. If I do that sometimes everything
is
the same, or there is one extra line like: "ReiserFS: hda2: replayed 5
transactions in 0 seconds"
Seems to me that it finds hda2 but refuses to load my LVM system where
the
rest of my logical partitions are. Is it possible it has something to
do with
LVM? Do I miss some module?
I had a similar experience before with a 2.6.5 test kernel and at that
time
just reinstalling the original SuSE kernel from DVD was enough to get
the
system working again.
My system contains a clean installation with just added all patches and
updates Yast (YOU) proposed.
All my partitions (home, opt, tmp, usr, var, local) except root and
swap are
in a LVM system.
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