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On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 11:29:50 -0300, Arran Fraser wrote: |
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> Until this week. I upgraded a number of packages, including my kernel |
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> (gentoo 2.6.12 --> gentoo 2.6.13). After the reboot, no more /dev/sda1. |
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> By the way, for the first time I used "make oldconfig" instead of "make |
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> menuconfig"... was that a mistake? |
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No, that's what it's there for, I do it all the time. |
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> I tried compiling various modules and so on, and eventually reverted to |
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> my previous kernel. Only to find that it no longer worked there either! |
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> The drive is recognized by the USB drivers and even by the SCSI system, |
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> but no /dev/sda1. |
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Since it no longer works with the old config either, it is possible the |
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device has failed and it happening when you changed kernels was one of |
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those 'coincidences' that prove the existence of Finagle. |
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Does the disk work in another computer? |
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Neil Bothwick |
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He who asks a question is a fool for a minute, |
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He who doesn't ask is a fool for a lifetime. |
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