SIOL wrote:
>
> You have probably updated your working /etc/fstab with blank one, which
> contains BOOT, ROOT instead of corresponding partitions.
>
> This happens if you run etc-update and then choose replacing existing fstab
> with update.
>
> Gentoo can't be 100% sure how to update config files in /etc, so it has to
> ask you. All the config stuff that you did not touch can be replaced with
> update, but everything that you have modified in some way or another should
> be reconsidered. Like fstab, passwd, groups etc.
>
> You should check /etc/fstab and repalce all those ROOTs, BOOTs with correct
> entries...
>
>
> Regards,
>
>
> Branko


Thanks, that solved my problem.