On 14/03/2015 22:45, Bob Proulx wrote:
Normally the idea in rescue mode is that you are presented with a
shell with the root in your main system. At that point you can mount
the rest of your system. It would normally be like this:
# mount -a
However seeing those large numbers 121 and 121
Ron Leach wrote:
> Some progress. The CDROM problem that was preventing the D7.7 install DVD
> from running in rescue mode was due to a defective USB DVD device.
> Replacing that enables the rescue mode of the install DVD to run properly.
Yay! Progress!
> Rescue mode has assembled 7 raid partit
On 03/13/2015 12:34 AM, Ron Leach wrote:
Some progress. ...
1. Please read this post:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2015/02/msg01113.html
2. It's been my experience that trying to "find the needle in the
haystack" is an exercise in futility -- even if I do "fix" something an
Some progress. The CDROM problem that was preventing the D7.7 install
DVD from running in rescue mode was due to a defective USB DVD device.
Replacing that enables the rescue mode of the install DVD to run
properly. Rescue mode has assembled 7 raid partitions, and '/' was on
the 2nd partitio
[Sorry I cannot cite or credit the help messages I'm responding to.]
There are around 6 partitions on these disks, I think separate /tmp,
/var, maybe a separate /srv, I cannot recall exactly because this
machine was first built with Lenny a few years ago. (And without any
way to look at what'
On 03/12/2015 10:40 PM, Ron Leach wrote:
> List, good evening,
>
> Been adding some security upgrades on a Wheezy server, these included
> upgrading the kernel to the latest - I cannot be precise but I think it
> changed from --u5 to --u7. It's pae 386. 3.65, I think, but that's from
> memory
On 03/12/2015 02:31 PM, Ron Leach wrote:
... I cannot boot the system from the sda or sdb.
First, archive your backup, image the operating system drive, archive
the image, and put the archives off-site.
Do you have an image of your system drive from when it was working? If,
so, restore it
List, good evening,
Been adding some security upgrades on a Wheezy server, these included
upgrading the kernel to the latest - I cannot be precise but I think
it changed from --u5 to --u7. It's pae 386. 3.65, I think, but
that's from memory. I can't check any of this because I cannot boot
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