Could that be a bootup command type thing? IN the begining when you select what to boot you could try typing "init=option" and pressing enter... although that is just a guess, a complete and utter guess that I bet will be wrong
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For me it worked well with Yellowdog 2.1 (Redhat derived) when I booted with
linux2.4.19-pre3 root=/dev/hda6 kernel=/boot/vmlinux2.4.19-pre3
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It could solve your problem if you specify the root partition and the kernel you want to boot as options when booting. How these options are specified may depend on your bootloader.
This is only a workaround, I didn't read the docs about the boot parameters esp. init= yet ;-)
Robert
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From devshed forums. Have you tried that?