(Please always reply to the bug report) On Monday 07 November 2005 15:48, you wrote: > I had to boot into Windows and change my laptop power configuration so > that it wouldn't hibernate after 10 minutes, but it's been stopped at > 'Starting periodic command scheduler: cron' for about 30 minutes now. > I think it's probably hung up.
Yes, I agree. Can you still scroll the console back (using shift-PgUp)? If you can it is not completely hung. You can also try Ctrl-C to try to break the hanging process. > Can you advise me on a way to record the console messages for > debugging help, or do I just have to copy down what I see on the > screen (which would provide a pretty incomplete picture, since this is > about 4 screens deep into the boot process)? Using the rescue mode I referred to, enable bootlogd in /etc/default. Then reboot, then go into rescue mode again. Then the directory /target/var/log should have files boot, kern.log and syslog. Before you send these, make sure you delete everyting that is not relevant for the last boot from the last two files. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
