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srpsometime ago, a new kernel was automatically installed which did not boot. I resorted to booting the previous kernel version, but when 14.04 comes out I'd like to do a dist-upgrade and I'm concerned the upgrade will also render my machine unbootable under the new Ubuntu. Can anyone help me figure out what's wrong with the kernel? . So far, I have looked at the syslogs when booting both the broken and the working kernel, but could not spot the reason why it14:29
srp does not boot. Any hints on what to look for?14:29
lfrlucasHi. I had experiencied this NFS error 3 or 4 times, after some weeks of uptime: lockd: server zeus not responding, still trying15:59
lfrlucasubuntu 14.0415:59
lfrlucasnfs clients show this message, and the only solution is to reboot nfs server (zeus)16:00
lfrlucasany idea? it seems an kernel related bug...16:00
dannashttp://pastebin.com/qW3chdas19:35
dannasI'm trying to build a custom kernel from the the latest change in Torvalds tree,19:36
dannasEnd up with "Unable to mount root fs",19:36
dannas(see pastebin above for the instructions I've executed)19:36
dannasQuestion 1: Is there some obvious step missing when I try to build the kernel?19:37
dannasI've followed the instructions in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/GitKernelBuild19:37
dannasMy first theory: initramfs image missing. But I it's present in /boot (see pastebin above).19:38
dannasSecond theory: wrong boot-opts are passed to the initramfs script (trying to figure out how to troubleshoot that, I had hoped that I would be given a rescue shell by the initramfs enviroment, but that doesn't happen).19:40
dannasHm, CONFIG_BLK_DEV_INITRD is not set. (but a initrd is still present in /boot) I'll redo the steps once more; this time copying my current config instead of using make localmodconfig19:55

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