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тАО08-22-2007 01:44 AM
тАО08-22-2007 01:44 AM
Server Booting Failed
My server boot failed and the boot message display interpreter "/bin/sh" not found
file link resolves to "/usr/bin/sh"
FAIL *
file link resolves to "/usr/bin/sh"
FAIL *
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тАО08-22-2007 01:59 AM
тАО08-22-2007 01:59 AM
Re: Server Booting Failed
That sounds really bad. If your /usr is a different file system, is not mounting, maybe because a file system problem/corruption. You should run fsck.
If you don't have a separate file system for /usr, then you should boot in emergency or rescue mode using the installation CD to verify your file systems and data.
If you don't have a separate file system for /usr, then you should boot in emergency or rescue mode using the installation CD to verify your file systems and data.
Por que hacerlo dificil si es posible hacerlo facil? - Why do it the hard way, when you can do it the easy way?
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тАО08-22-2007 03:54 PM
тАО08-22-2007 03:54 PM
Re: Server Booting Failed
1.Go to rescue mode using the RHEL installation CD with the boot option:
linux rescue
if vg00 not getting mounted automaically.
2.Try to activate the volume groups by running the commands below:
lvmdiskscan
vgchange -ay
3.If vg00 is acitaved Further fsck test can be done using:
tune2fs -l /dev/vg00/lv01 | grep Block
Take note of the Block size.
e2fsck -b -n /dev/vg00/lv01
linux rescue
if vg00 not getting mounted automaically.
2.Try to activate the volume groups by running the commands below:
lvmdiskscan
vgchange -ay
3.If vg00 is acitaved Further fsck test can be done using:
tune2fs -l /dev/vg00/lv01 | grep Block
Take note of the Block size.
e2fsck -b
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