Kernel panic -> IO Sync after using parted

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    Default Kernel panic -> IO Sync after using parted

    I booted to KNOPPIX, and used parted to resize/move/add partitions.
    All my filesystems appear to be intact. I can mount/read/write them from
    knoppix. I did not alter my / partition which contains my /boot directory.

    Now when I try to reboot, I get a kernel panic after the image/kernel is
    uncompressed. The message is something to do with Sync IO. I am going to
    reboot to get the exact message, and will post it.

    I am also going to try fsck -cfy /dev/hda1 before rebooting. Is there
    anything else I should try?

    I'll give an update as soon I get ubuntu up, or failing that, back into
    knoppix.

    Goodbye, going to reboot....

    ~S

    shea Guest

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    Default Re: Kernel panic -> IO Sync after using parted

    shea wrote:
    > I am also going to try fsck -cfy /dev/hda1 before rebooting. Is there
    > anything else I should try?
    >
    > I'll give an update as soon I get ubuntu up, or failing that, back into
    > knoppix.
    >
    ok, I did the fsck, it found/fixed a couple errors, not not many (I think
    3). Then I rebooted, now I get "OS not found". Should I rerun grub?
    (mount hda1,chroot,rerun grub?) I am stuck now.

    ~S



    shea Guest

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    Default Re: Kernel panic -> IO Sync after using parted

    shea wrote:
    > shea wrote:
    >
    >> I am also going to try fsck -cfy /dev/hda1 before rebooting. Is there
    >> anything else I should try?
    >>
    >> I'll give an update as soon I get ubuntu up, or failing that, back into
    >> knoppix.
    >>
    >
    > ok, I did the fsck, it found/fixed a couple errors, not not many (I think
    > 3). Then I rebooted, now I get "OS not found". Should I rerun grub?
    > (mount hda1,chroot,rerun grub?) I am stuck now.
    >
    > ~S
    Rerun grub won't hurt anything.
    Just try.
    Good luck

    Yves
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    Default Re: Kernel panic -> IO Sync after using parted

    >> ~S
    >
    > Rerun grub won't hurt anything.
    > Just try.
    > Good luck
    >
    > Yves

    I am trying to do that. I am in Knoppix right now.

    # mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/hda1
    # mount /dev/hda2 mnt/hda1/var
    # mount /dev/hda5 mnt/hda1/tmp
    # chroot /mnt/hda1 bash
    # grub-install /dev/hda

    But I get this error message: The file /boot/grub/stage1 not read correctly.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks,

    ~S
    shea Guest

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