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Subject: Re: Upgrade to 4.8 STABLE - Root mount failed: 6
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On Sat, 20 Sep 2003, Madis wrote:

>
> diff of them seems like normal, i found no intresting differences
> i have no idea what i do next, i want to upgrade my system, cause there are
> security updates (thats not meaning i have old sshd &bind and others, they
> are installed via ports)
> i dont think that developers removed that from source, but, thats weird,
> very weird

It looks like in one case your disks were found and in the other they were
not. I would immediately suspect cabling and termination issues.  Check
your cables and termination settings and modules. Replace as necessary.

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