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I great oppty for a Live CD. I have found Gentoo does a great job 
detecting hardware (as does Knoppix). Boot Gentoo from a CD and then 
mount your hard drive and access your files. If you are sure it's just  
a drivers issue (I am not, but I am not expert by any means) you can 
check Gentoo's proc/sys etc and get great clues (enough clues?) to 
rebuild your redhat to bootable/recoverable.





Jon Baer jonbaer-at-jonbaer.net |nyphp 04/2004| wrote:

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> uggggggggggggg ...
>
> redhat hell i think ... i have no idea but my /initrd folder suddenly
> disappeared and apparently this is taboo on RH9 ... it causes a kernel
> panic and i could not boot, so i went over to XP and used LTOOLS to
> simply create this empty directory and now ... all i have left is
>
> /proc
> /dev
> /tmp
>
> am i screwed?  (considering my cd-rom cant seem to work), do i have any
> alternatives?  i knew sticking with redhat was bad news ... any advise
> *extremely* appreciated.
>
> - - jon
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