Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(1,2)

[BillyMember]

Hi there,

I’ve just gunzipped the image onto /dev/cciss/c0d0 on my proliant, and zeroshell boots ONLY if I have a pen-drive in a USB port. Otherwise it says:
Probing [1] USB and SATA devices to startup the system…
Probing [2] USB and SATA devices to startup the system…
….
Probing [6] USB and SATA devices to startup the system…
Bootstrap failure / Kernel panic.

Same happens if I copy the image onto a SINGLE drive attached to the server’s onboard SATA (not RAID) port.

More fun begins if I do insert the stick! The server still boots from cciss/sata, and:
/boot mounts to /dev/sda1
/cdrom mounts to /dev/sda2
BUT!!!
/Database mounts to /dev/cciss/c0d0p3 (or /dev/sdb3 in case of SATA)!!!

Default config is set to the cciss / sata drive respectively, not USB stick.

I think it’s weird. What am I doing wrong?

[amindoctorateMember]

hi, I have this problem too,

anybody know what can I do for it???

please help mee

[BillyMember]

I think the best idea is to leave this distro alone, and configure a package that is doing the same from standard linux software.
I have, half a year ago.

[rharrisonMember]

To Billy and amindoctorate, you may wish to try again as there is a sort of guide which has worked for myself on a ProLiant DL380 G3 with SCSI disks.

I realise this is old, if you are still checking here the link is: http://zeroshell.wikidot.com/dl380g3

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