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06-27-2012
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Yes, I do.
Now donīt show this messages "Check file system..." I' try # fsck -ofull and # fsck -ofull /dev/boot And "OK to check the root file system (/dev/root)" dont't show anymore. This is a problem whithout solution?  |
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06-28-2012
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Boot the machine to single user mode, then cd to /etc/rc2.d/messages and look at the log files from each procedure to see if there is any more information about the failure.
Worst case: if you mount all the file systems, you can do a backup of the entire system and re-install the operating system. |
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