Hello,
I somehow messed up one of my long-stable hamm systems during an upgrade.
On boot-up, even a single-user boot, the boot process fails with the
message in the subject line above.
What may have caused this is that I ran out of space on my /usr partition
during the upgrade. Things have been hosed since I rebooted shortly after
that.
I can boot up the rescue disk and mount my file systems, but I'm not sure
what to look for. I'm afraid that one or more packages are in a half-
installed state.
What does the above message mean, and any ideas on how to proceed without
losing too much of the contents of my disks and invested configuration
time?
Can I maybe install .debs from the rescue system, i.e. install to the
'target' directory tree?
Please copy me in any responses, since I am currently unsubscribed from
the list. Thanks for any suggestions anyone may have.
--ken
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