I've just tried updating a seldom-used laptop from "lenny" (2.6.26
custom-compiled kernel)
to "squeeze". Everything seemed to be working perfectly until the reboot. Rebooting
gives a repeated message "fsck died with exit status 8".
Using nano to rename the /etc/fstab entries /dev/hdaX -> /dev/sdaX does no good
- same
message occurs. The kernel that it's trying to boot is still the 2.6.26.
Booting from a "rescue" CD allows me to successfully e2fsck all the linux
partitions
- they all come out clean.
The grub2 config references /dev/hdaX rather than /dev/sdaX.
Is there some way to make this system self-consistently functional? Without
scrubbing
and starting all over?
Thanks for any helpful hints!
-Frank
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