Hi Biswas
> 7.console says that root filesystem was not found
Your system might be elsewhere. Try looking at the value you pass to
kernel during boot-up (press ESC during GRUB session). Then check if
you actually have UUID for _actual_ root file system.
Root partition are the '/' on linux system
Somewhere i heard that initramfs problem is due to loosely connected
hardware in the computer. Did you check your RAM slot and others
properly?
Well, I just heard it. What's wrong in giving it a try?
Cheers
On 9/10/09, Abhudaya Sagar wrote:
> Maile ta install pani garna sakeko chaina.
> live boo
Maile ta install pani garna sakeko chaina.
live boot garda pani tehi bhancha.
i gave the answer like bhaneko suneko type from threads
On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 9:05 AM, Biswas Parajuli wrote:
> He tried that as well, but problem remained.
> Now it's done. He reinstalled it :) { जाने बुझेको अचुक आोखत
He tried that as well, but problem remained.
Now it's done. He reinstalled it :) { जाने बुझेको अचुक आोखति :) }
Anyway thanks for your idea.
*Biswas Parajuli*
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is he using windows as well or not.
The computer need to be shutdown properly. I too faced the problem.
Boot from xp and shutdown it properly and try to upgrade.
or do fresh installation after the 2nd step.
On Sun, Sep 6, 2009 at 5:25 PM, Biswas wrote:
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> Problem: (faced by a friend of mine)
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