> Yes I tried at the
>
> boot: linux init=/bin/bash.
>
> But I'm getting the same sort of error.
>
> Kernel panic. init not found. Try passing init= option to kernel
so it cant even find /bin/bash hmm... did you move your root partition to
someplace else ? in that case you have to give
root=/dev/hd<your_partition> init=/bin/bash
But i think you have already tried it. In case you dont remember your /
partition you can try out by giving different locations to "root=" option
But simpler would be booting from a cd. First thing after that run
a thorough e2fsck on all the ext2 partitions. Once you locate the root
partition and its ok you can edit your /etc/fstab. BTW you can use the
virtual console i.e <CTRL><ALT><F1 etc> for all this
hope you get your pc running
-- sreangsu
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