At 11:49 AM 1/29/2003 +0100, you wrote:
Can your BIOS let you boot from the CDROM? If so, at the MDK splash screen hit F1 and then type rescue. It should load a clean kernel image from the cdrom and present you with a menu. I don't remember exacly where, but at some point it will run fscheck (or let you do it manually) on your partitions which may solve your problem.Not to hijack Annes Thread but i'm curious to know if FSCK or whatever its called can/will repair anything OTHER than Ext2/3 parts? IE, if I were running XFS or JFS or Reiser how would one fix that?
I have no idea of what is the problem you are experiencing. Corrupted boot partition, maybe?
good luck
raffaele
Sorry Anne but the questioned popped to mind and has been on my mind other times. Heh I figured I better ask now or i'll forget. Plus the answer may help someone else in the future :)
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