Hardy server won't start after upgrade
Ville Pöntinen
pontvil at gmail.com
Mon Jun 9 20:20:11 BST 2008
2008/6/9 Charles Austin <ceaustin at gmail.com>:
...
> If all else fails, burn a "live" CD (Knoppix) and boot your machine
> from that. You should get full access to your drives, and should be
> able to edit the boot loader conf file to get the system into single
> user mode (again, you will need to google for the changes to do this
> in LILO). Worst case, from a "Live CD" OS you copy off critical
> directories in the event you cannot restore this installation.
>
> Charles
With live-CD (Knoppix or Ubuntu) you can also chroot yourself to
Ubuntu on hard drive and try updating/fixing system. Much like
chrooting to /opt. On my computer like this:
sudo mkdir /temp
sudo mount /dev/sda2 /temp
sudo chroot /temp
Replace /dev/sda2 with your Ubuntu-partition which you can find out
with sudo fdisk -l.
Ville Pöntinen
Raisio, Finland
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