Re: Redhat6.1 crashed

[Hong F Du]

The only Redhat bootdisk that I have is the one created when I first time installed Redhat. Is the one you are saying? I tried that one already, it stopped booting on the same step while booting. How do I mount /dev/hda10? I cannot see any file under the original linux system, how do I clean up my rc.d? What else can I do? Help........please. feng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Use your RedHat bootdisk with kernels AND file system on them then > mount your /dev/hda10 (did I see that right? 10??) into a mounting > point (I do not remember whether you need to mount in order to do file > system check, you may not need to) and maybe clean up your rc.d to > boot. Run minimum amount of devices as you need (hdparm, gpm, etc..) > and if you run X, just make it not to start X and then try rebooting > the system.. Always, backup backup backup!!.. :) > > Good luck!!!! > > > ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ > Subject: Redhat6.1 crashed > Author: "Hong F Du" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at INTERNET-MAIL > Date: 7/21/00 10:45 AM > > Hi All, > > I was working my problem of "cannot change permission on mountable > drive" (see previous mails), and accidentally killing a process. > > When I reboot, the boot processing went through checking root file > system, /dev/hda10 clean check, setting up ISA PNP devices, and after > Remounting root file system in read-write mode it stopped there and > couldn't go further. I used a floppy to boot. It did the same things and > stopped there. > > I don't know what to do to rescue my system. I cannot any file under > linux file system to go the log files. Please tell me what to do. Any > suggestion will greatly appreciated. > > feng