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** Attachment added: DpkgTerminalLog.txt
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Crashed after root device did not respond. Booted into Terminal
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/306946
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Desktop Bugs,
Are you new to Linux or have you tried a few different distro's?
I find having a few tiny linux distro's around is great for fixing
things like this. DistroWatch is good for scouting around and having a
quick look at a few. There's even a distro called 'SystemRescueCd'.
I've used Wolvix-Cub on
Errr i think there are some easy ways to fix this if you can get into a
Terminal window. I think there's even some helpful How-To guides on the
installer cd even if it's an iso image. I've been quickly digging
around but can't find them, sorry dude
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Crashed after root device did not respond.
