Timothy Murphy writes:
> On Friday 22 February 2008 11:10:26 am jm at jmason.org wrote:
>> > I'm not sure how you're still seeing /dev/hda on Gutsy. Feisty was
> > terrible for this breakage, in that after a reboot I found myself dropped
> > into a maintainance shell with no clue about what had changed... (yeah
> > yeah I should have read the changelogs before 'apt-get upgrade'ing, I
> > know ;)
>> You confirm my suspicion that Ubuntu is only for pointy-heads
> who edit the kernel while it is running, with emacs.
>> Normal people run Fedora, and pray for guidance.
I have to say, Ubuntu seems to do this kind of thing quite a lot.
Everything's fine, and shiny, and easy to use -- then bam, an "apt-get
upgrade" has screwed your kernel config somehow and you're in that
maintainance shell again. :(
--j.
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