> Is your /etc/fstab correct ? Aha. That fixes that at least. I'd forgotten my root is on /dev/sda3, and I changed it attempting to troubleshoot my other problem.
Now I'm back at my original problem. Something about installing the latest kernel is causing a kernel panic (see the newly attached log starting at line 386). I've tried chrooting into the USB drive from my desktop machine, but I don't think I'm able to do that if I'm not running an ARM install on my desktop. Is there a way that I can either try re-installing the kernel without being able to boot into the machine? -- Jason Graham, Graduate Student School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Email: jgra...@eecs.wsu.edu, PGP-Key ID: 1024D/BC298D3F
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