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Thank you Experts.<br />
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I don't have files menu.lst nor grub.conf on my hard drive.<br />

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Thank you Experts.

I don't have files menu.lst nor grub.conf on my hard drive.


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grub.conf (or menu.lst) would be in /boot/grub/, but since you have installed lilo, you won't have that file.
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grub.conf (or menu.lst) would be in /boot/grub/, but since you have installed lilo, you won't have that file.

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Hello Experts.<br />
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I've installed Debian (Knoppix, Linux 2.6.11) on my HD.<br />
When I boot Linux from HD, then I see error messages:<br />
initrd-tools: 9.1.77<br />
mount: fs type devfs not supported by kernel<br />
umount: devfs: not mounted<br />
mount: fs type devfs not supported by kernel<br />
umount: devfs: not mounted<br />
INIT: versin 2.78-knoppipx booting<br />
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The question is<br />
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How to this this &quot;devfs&quot; error?<br />
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fstab is here:<br />
<a href="http://landkey.net/Customizing_T6212/Misc/fstab.txt" rel="ugc">http://landkey.net/Customizing_T6212/Misc/fstab.txt</a><br />
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Thank you.<br />

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Hello Experts.

I've installed Debian (Knoppix, Linux 2.6.11) on my HD.
When I boot Linux from HD, then I see error messages:
initrd-tools: 9.1.77
mount: fs type devfs not supported by kernel
umount: devfs: not mounted
mount: fs type devfs not supported by kernel
umount: devfs: not mounted
INIT: versin 2.78-knoppipx booting

The question is
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How to this this "devfs" error?
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fstab is here:
http://landkey.net/Customizing_T6212/Misc/fstab.txt

Thank you.


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