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Description of problem:
After doing out of box upgrade, ext3 file systems, where I had used GRUB as 7.2 
boot loader, kernel hangs as init= isn't specified.

Kernel boots with following sequence:
  Creating root device
  Mounting root filesystem
  EXT3fs mounted filesystem with ordered data mode
  pivotroot: pivot_root(/sysroot,/sysroot/initrd) failed: 2

two drives are installed:  hda and hdb.
GRUB on MBR of hda.

Booting as rescue mode, I can see /hda8 contents (my root partition)as it 
should be.

Looking at grub.conf I see what I *think* is the right content.

root hd(0,0)
kernel_module ro root=/dev/hda8 hdc=ide-scsi

I've tried both leaving boot loader alone (first time) and subsequently forcing 
to grub.  (which by the way requires I remove kernel otherwise I'm not allowed 
to force a bootloader install if no kernel modules have been installed :-(  I 
should at least get asked!)


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Out of box install
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Actual Results:  System hangs, unable to boot via floppy or loader image.

Expected Results:  It should recognize the 7.2 stuff and work!  Near as I can 
tell, it's trying to do so as 7.2 and 7.3 grub configs are mostly identical 
(less kernel specific versions)

Additional info:

Willing to be contacted if more information needed.