Hm. I’m not sure what I’m doing. The sulogin hack worked. When I logged in the output of «initctl list» was:
rc stop/waiting udev start/running, process 1111 mountall-net stop/waiting upstart-udev-bridge start/running, process 1109 rsyslog stop/waiting avahi-daemon stop/waiting hwclock-save stop/waiting dbus stop/waiting atd stop/waiting control-alt-delete start/running, process 1425 hwclock stop/waiting module-init-tools stop/waiting mountall start/running, process 1090 cron stop/waiting rcS stop/waiting acpid stop/waiting hal stop/waiting dbus-reconnect stop/waiting rc-sysinit stop/waiting udevtrigger stop/waiting anacron stop/waiting tty2 stop/waiting udev-finish stop/waiting rsyslog-kmsg stop/waiting hostname stop/waiting mountall-reboot stop/waiting udevmonitor stop/waiting network-interface (wmaster0) start/running network-interface (lo) start/running network-interface (eth0) start/running network-interface (wlan0) start/running mountall-shell stop/waiting tty1 stop/waiting networking stop/waiting dmesg stop/waiting procps stop/waiting That is, mountall was running, but the local disk was not mounted at all. The ethernet and root mount already were up courtesy of the initrd of course. So I ran «mount -a», which worked fine. Other than that I was in a pretty much uninitialized state. rsyslog, dbusm avahi-daemon etc. were not running, and I’m not sure networking is supposed to be in stopped state. Then I ran «init 5» and the scripts in rc5.d ran, but I had to «start rsyslog» and «start dbus» manually. Is this in some way my own fuckup? I just dist-upgraded after all?!? -- new mountall exits with code 1. only root shell using PXE netboot. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/430348 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
