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17.You have compiled and installed a new kernel on your SCSI based machine. After installing the new nkernel, the boot process stops at a point with the error "VFS PANIC: Unable to mount root FS." You can boot again off the old kernel without any problems. Given that /etc/modules.conf is correct and that the SCSI controller is selected as a module in the kernel, what most likely is the cause?

The module failed to build.
The new kernel can't initialize the SCSI controller.
There is no initrd image for the new kernel.
SCSI disk support isn't enabled in the kernel.
SCSI generic support isn't enabled in the kernel.