If both UDF and ReiserFS are compiled in the kernel (not as modules), and the root partition is formatted in ReiserFS, a kernel panic will occur on boot. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Make sure root partition is in ReiserFS. 2. Compile kernel with ReiserFS and UDF built-in. 3. Restart computer. Actual Results: UDF-fs: No partition found Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(3,6) Expected Results: System should boot normally. I have the "Boot from off-board IDE controllers first" option enabled, which is why it tries mounting a partition on (3,6). Workaround: Compile UDF as a module instead of building it into the kernel.
Whoops, forgot to mention this is in kernel gentoo-dev-sources 2.6.10-r7.
Can't reproduce this here. Can you confirm that when the system does not boot, disable UDF filesystem support *but changing no other options* allows your system to boot?
That's kinda hard to do. Since I filed this bug, I switched over to JFS. Also, a friend of mine who has ReiserFS and UDF both compiled in (and a ReiserFS root) says that he has no problems. I guess it was just a weird fluke with my system...
Ok, if you aren't in the position to test any fixes then theres not much we can do. If anyone else has this problem please post on this bug asking for it to be reopened.
