[gentoo-user] Recent booting problems
Hi, i rebooted my firewall yesterday, and it stopped just after the initrd, when trying to fsck the root filesystem, because it had failed to remount the / filesystem read-only because it was busy, and thus fsck was warning about checking a live filesystem i rebooted from livecd, and fsck'ed my partitions manually, to make sure they were ok, and then rebooted and said yes to fsck the live FS, and it carried on and booted ok i suspected i had baselayout out of sync or some such, so did emerge sync and then upgraded baselayout. that didn't help, so i tried emerge -e system, and also upgrade of world, and then i also rebuilt my initrd with genkernel, in case something had changed in there. still the same, so now i'm quite stuck anyone else had this recently? my kernels and ramdisk are always built with genkernel, and as i say above i'm bang up to date now any help greatly appreciated cheers, Dunc -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
[gentoo-user] recent booting problems
Hi, i rebooted my firewall yesterday, and it stopped just after the initrd, when trying to fsck the root filesystem, because it had failed to remount the / filesystem read-only because it was busy, and thus fsck was warning about checking a live filesystem i rebooted from livecd, and fsck'ed my partitions manually, to make sure they were ok, and then rebooted and said yes to fsck the live FS, and it carried on and booted ok i suspected i had baselayout out of sync or some such, so did emerge sync and then upgraded baselayout. that didn't help, so i tried emerge -e system, and also upgrade of world, and then i also rebuilt my initrd with genkernel, in case something had changed in there. still the same, so now i'm quite stuck anyone else had this recently? my kernels and ramdisk are always built with genkernel, and as i say above i'm bang up to date now any help greatly appreciated cheers, Dunc -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
