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Old 10-29-2007, 09:25 AM   #1
berlos
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kernel panic !!!


hi guys can someone help me ?

when i was doing shutdown i got power failure and then when i turn on the laptop i got this :

exec of init (/sbin/init) failed !!! no such file or directory
error : failed in exec of /bin/echo no such file or directory
error : failed in exec of /bin/sleep no such file or directory
error : failed in exec of /bin/sleep no such file or directory
kernel panic - not syncing : attempted to kill init !


its very urgent plz
i have tried rescue installation disk and i see my files. i have done fsck and the result its clear.


thanks
Carlos
 
Old 10-29-2007, 01:56 PM   #2
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Sounds like your partitions aren't mounting. Have you tried running a hard drive check? Not a fsck, because that just checks for filesystem corruption, not logical errors on a hard drive. If you haven't I recommend it.

Go to google, search for "drive fitness test" and download the cd iso. It's made by IBM. Burn the iso to a cd, put it in your cdrom drive and reboot your pc. It should boot off it. If not, go into your bios and enable your cdrom drive as a boot device. once booted, choose the option "IDE drivers" and when u get to the screen to run a test, RUN THE ADVANCED TEST. Not the quick test, it will take no less than 30 minutes to complete.

If this passes I also recommend a memory test. Once again go to google, and search for memtest+ . Download, burn the iso and boot from it. The test runs automatically.

Last, would be to verify your partition table isn't corrupted. Boot to a recovery disc and run "/sbin/fdisk -l" without quotes to make sure u still have a valid partition table
 
  


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