Well, never mind, I just had to change /etc/fstab, of course. Feeling
a bit silly now
2011/7/15 Oliver Kindernay :
> Hi!
>
> I've got new slackware instalation on /dev/sda6. I was wondering if I
> can boot it up with uml without making filesystem in file and having
> to reinstall it again. I tried
Hi!
I've got new slackware instalation on /dev/sda6. I was wondering if I
can boot it up with uml without making filesystem in file and having
to reinstall it again. I tried
linux ubd0=/dev/sda6
It successfully boots up to init and than fails when fsck tries to
check /dev/sda6 that don't exist.
