Do you mean I shall boot with the 'single' option and shoot a digital photo? I spent the last hour rebooting my system and writing down. So at first some manually written logs:
udevd [$A]: unable to open 'etc/udev/rules.d': No such file or directory * Reading files to boot [OK] * Preparing restricted drivers [OK] * Setting system clock * starting basic networking... [OK] * starting kernel event manager udevd[$B]: specified group 'nut' unknown [OK] *Loading hardware drivers ... udevd_event[$C]: mknod(/dev/pktcdvd/control, 020660, (10,62) failed: Not a directory It took me 25 hardresets to boot up. The main difference was the change of numbers ($A,$B,$C) as followed. Only two times the screen wrote lots of spaces after the 'unable to open "/etc/udev/rules.d"' (lines with $A,x,x). reboot num| ($A, $B, $C): --------------------------------------- 01| (785,1441,1692)-hardreset 02| (784,X,X)-hardreset 03| (784,1442,1695)-hardreset 04|BEEPER (785,1442,1701)-hardreset 05|BEEPER (784,1441,1690)-hardreset 06| (785,1440,1688)-hardreset 07| (785,1442,1694)-hardreset 08| (785,1441,1690)-hardreset 09| (784,1425,1676)-hardreset 10| (785,1444,1693)-hardreset 11| (784,1425,1673)-hardreset 12| (784,1432,1689)-hardreset 13| (785,1424,1672)-hardreset 14|BEEPER (785,1442,1690)-hardreset 15| (785,X,X)-hardreset 16| (785,1442,1690)-hardreset 17| (785,1441,1697)-READ UNDERNEATH 18| (784,1440,1688)-hardreset 19| (785,1443,1688)-hardreset 19| (785,1441,1692)-hardreset 20| (785,1424,1672)-hardreset 21| (785,1444,1689)-hardreset 22| (785,1442,1700)-hardreset 23| (785,1442,1694)-hardreset 24| (784,1431,1688)-fsck, finally booting up Interrestingly lots of different variations occured, but the system never booted up when it was beeping. 17: was booting like described on top until: * starting basic networking ... [OK] [28.9...] EXT3_fs error (device sda5): ext3_dx_find_entry: bad entry in directory #5267490: rec_len is smaller than minimal - offset=53248, inode 4914001, rec_len=0, name_len=0 . . . setting kernel variables (/etc/sysctl.conf) ... error: "kernel.maps_protect" is an unknown key [FAIL] . . . checking root file system ... fsck (was scanning whole drive because of errors) followed by a reboot If you still need a digital photograph, let me know. I dont reboot my machine very often because of this. -- kernel doesnt boot system, udev not working, missing group nut https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/316725 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
