Can't Boot after latest Feisty Upgrade

John Graddy jwgraddy at valornet.com
Wed Apr 11 21:23:18 UTC 2007


On Tue, 2007-04-10 at 15:21 -0700, NoOp wrote:

> 
> Can you post your /var/log/boot and also your /etc/network/interfaces
> files (feel free to modify the IP's of the last slightly).
> 
> 
The files you asked for follow later in this post.

The /var/log/boot file is strange in that it has only entries for Feb.
14.  Did you intend to ask for /var/log/bootstrap?  That one has a lot
of entries about pre-dependency problems.

I have also examined the Dmesg log at Peter Garrett's suggestion and
have found some strange (at least strange to me) happenings.  I have
identified 2 minutes and 18 seconds of unexplained delays. 

The files that you wanted to sww follow:

/var/log/boot


Feb 14 16:50:44 rcS: * Reading files needed to boot... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:45 rcS: * Setting preliminary keymap... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:47 rcS: * Preparing restricted drivers... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:47 rcS: * Starting basic networking... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:47 rcS: * Starting kernel event manager... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:50 rcS: * Loading hardware drivers... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:50 rcS: * Loading kernel modules... #[80G * Loading manual
drivers... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:51 rcS: * Mounting local filesystems... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:51 rcS: * Activating swapfile swap... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:56 rcS: * Configuring network interfaces... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:56 rcS: * Starting portmap daemon... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:57 rc2: * Starting system log daemon... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:57 rc2: * Starting kernel log... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:58 rc2: * Starting GNOME Display Manager... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:58 rc2: * Starting portmap daemon... #[80G * Already
running. #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:59 rc2: * Starting Common Unix Printing System: cupsd
#[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:51:00 rc2: * Starting HP Linux Printing and Imaging System
#[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:51:01 rc2: * Starting Advanced Power Management daemon...
#[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:51:01 rc2: * Starting system message bus dbus #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:57 rc2: * Starting Hardware abstraction layer hald #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:57 rc2: * Starting DHCP D-Bus daemon dhcdbd #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:57 rc2: * Starting network connection manager
NetworkManager #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:58 rc2: * Starting Avahi mDNS/DNS-SD Daemon: avahi-daemon
#[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:58 rc2: * Starting network events dispatcher
NetworkManagerDispatcher #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:58 rc2: * Starting System Tools Backends
system-tools-backends #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:58 rc2: * Exporting directories for NFS kernel daemon...
#[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:58 rc2: * Starting NFS kernel daemon #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:58 rc2: * Starting powernowd...
#[80G /etc/rc2.d/S20powernowd: 156: cannot
create /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0//cpufreq/scaling_governor: Directory
nonexistent 

Feb 14 16:50:58 rc2: * CPU frequency scaling not supported 

Feb 14 16:50:58 rc2: 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:59 rc2: * Starting Samba daemons... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:50:59 rc2: * Starting NFS common utilities #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:51:00 rc2: * Starting Bluetooth services #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:51:00 rc2: * Starting anac(h)ronistic cron anacron #[80G

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:51:00 rc2: * Starting deferred execution scheduler atd #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:51:00 rc2: * Starting periodic command scheduler crond #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:51:00 rc2: * Enabling additional executable binary formats
binfmt-support #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:51:00 rc2: * Checking battery state... #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ] 

Feb 14 16:51:00 rc2: * Running local boot scripts (/etc/rc.local) #[80G 

#[74G[ OK ]



/etc/network/interfaces


auto lo 

iface lo inet loopback 



iface eth0 inet dhcp 


auto eth1 

iface eth1 inet dhcp 


auto eth2 

iface eth2 inet dhcp 


auto ath0 

iface ath0 inet dhcp 


auto wlan0 

iface wlan0 inet dhcp 



iface ppp0 inet ppp 

provider ppp0 






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