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From: Paul Halliday <dp@penix.org>
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hmm..

I just finished cvs'n a 4.3-stable box > 4.4-stable. After I compiled
the new kernel I decided I wanted to add my new 802.11b so I recompiled
yet again before a reboot. Now, when having more than one
machine it must be common for some people to specify the wrong CPU.

Long story short. After a reboot I noticed this error, no problem I will
just boot kernel.old :( I must be tired . Ok, one more option
kernel.GENERIC. Thought I was safe but that kernel refuses to boot due
to init dropping core for some strange reason.

Any ideas on how I can mount the fs so I can change my mistakes?
FYI, its my laptop.

Thanks.

Paul H.
"Don't underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups"
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