> If you haven't re-created the initial ramdisk for your system, that > might be the culprit. You can do something like > # update-initamfs -u > to re-create the initramfs for the running kernel. > $ man update-initramfs > shows more options.
Hi Markus and Alexander, thanks for the fast response. Yes, this was the trick, just update the initramfs Well I thought of it, too, but did update-grub thinking, this would renewel the initramfs, too. But obviously I was wrong. So, it is working again. May I ask another question? In my BIOS I can not deactivate the floppy drive, but obviously the BIOS thinks, there is one. As I have no floppy drive, I get errors related to /dev/fd0. Qiestion: Will the kernel parameter "--no-floppy" exactly do, what I think? Never try to access a /dev/fd0? Thanks in advance for the answer. Best Hans
