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cztsy 01-29-2008 08:08 PM
Fedora 7 booting stops at "Enabling local filesystem quotas"
 
The system boots ok until the point of "Enabling local filesystem quotas". I wait about half an hour and it is still there.
It works last time. I may delete some file in /root/ directory last time. Is this the reason?

In the text mode, it says:
rc.sysinit: line 859: 1247 segmentation fault rm -f /var/lib/rpm/__db* >&/dev/null

After deleting this line, it still does not work.

unSpawn 01-30-2008 05:12 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by cztsy (Post 3039453)
I may delete some file in /root/ directory last time. Is this the reason?
So what did you delete? The quota files? If so, does initialising them again solve this?


Quote:
Originally Posted by cztsy (Post 3039453)
rc.sysinit: line 859: 1247 segmentation fault rm -f /var/lib/rpm/__db* >&/dev/null
After deleting this line, it still does not work.
If you boot in text mode now, does it show *another* error or not?
If not please post the output (in BB code tags) of 'sed -n 840,870p /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit'.
(BTW, while not fatal, the glob is too "greedy": it should read "/var/lib/rpm/__db.00?" instead).

cztsy 01-31-2008 09:29 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by unSpawn (Post 3040419)
So what did you delete? The quota files? If so, does initialising them again solve this?

I use Fedora CD to load the system. It seems I do not delete any file.


If you boot in text mode now, does it show *another* error or not?
If not please post the output (in BB code tags) of 'sed -n 840,870p /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit'.
(BTW, while not fatal, the glob is too "greedy": it should read "/var/lib/rpm/__db.00?" instead).
It shows the same error. I will reinstall the system. This may be the best way to do.

unSpawn 02-01-2008 06:12 AM
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Originally Posted by cztsy (Post 3041831)
It shows the same error. I will reinstall the system. This may be the best way to do.
That may be the best. Good luck with it. BTW it may be good to keep a log of changes so you can read back what you did.


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