Boot off a CD-ROM or floppy disk set, start the fixit shell and then:
fsck -b 32 <your root filesystem> may help you. I had to do this
recently after overclocking my PCI bus.
That is a last resort process which you might need to try if other
recovery processes dont help (such as a normal fsck of your root
filesystem after booting off floppy disks).
Of course my problem was of my own doing nothing to do with -CURRENT
which has given me years of mostly trouble free operation.
If you have been reading the cvs-all and freebsd-current mailing lists
you will know that there has been a huge level of changes to -CURRENT
over the last month or so and there is bound to be some instability
while these changes settle down.
If you aren't reading these lists then I dont know how you can run
-CURRENT.
On Tue, 7 Sep 1999, Mark Hittinger wrote:
>
> Lots of sig11, then hang, reboot, my system drive is no longer considered
> "bootable". Looks like bad bad things.
>
> Later
>
> Mark Hittinger
> Mindspring/Netcom/Dallas
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