moin moin,
RedHat defaults to putting root on an LVM. It generally boots and works
fine.
For the times where it doesn't boot correctly, I'm trying to learn how to
rescue the system.
I'm trying to use System Rescue CD to boot the currently installed system.
It's not working.
Grub lists root as /
After a long battle with technology, der.hans wrote:
> RedHat defaults to putting root on an LVM. It generally boots and works
> fine. For the times where it doesn't boot correctly, I'm trying to learn how
> to rescue the system.
>
> I'm trying to use System Rescue CD to boot the currently install
Am 18. Apr, 2008 schwätzte Matt Graham so:
After a long battle with technology, der.hans wrote:
RedHat defaults to putting root on an LVM. It generally boots and works
fine. For the times where it doesn't boot correctly, I'm trying to learn how
to rescue the system.
I'm trying to use System Re
der.hans wrote:
RedHat defaults to putting root on an LVM. It generally boots and works
fine.
For the times where it doesn't boot correctly, I'm trying to learn how to
rescue the system.
I'm trying to use System Rescue CD to boot the currently installed system.
It's not working.
Grub lists roo
"der.hans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Am 18. Apr, 2008 schwätzte Matt Graham so:
> I suppose I might have to open up the initrd System Rescue CD uses for
> rescueing and installed system.
>
> ciao,
>
> der.hans
> --
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