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01-07-2013, 02:39 PM
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Registered: Sep 2002
Location: woodstock-kingston ,ny usa
Distribution: Started out Ma R dhat 6.0 , then Suse 8.2 , 9.2 ,10.open suse , KNOPPIX 2.73 &5.1 DVD any Live dis
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Help -warning message on lucid 5.2.8. -no bootup!!!
 Hello fellow LinuX Heads .
My venerable PUPY BOX has gone BONKERS. NOT booting up to a nice GUI as it should.
Instead a message that goes ~~~~~~
/bin/sh: error while loading shared libraries
libncurses.so.5: cannot openshared object file:
No such File or Directory
Kernel Panic- not syncing: Attempt to kill init!
What could be GOING ON!!!!!??????????????????
EXTREME frustration!!!!!!!!!!!
regards ,chilibowl
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01-08-2013, 09:07 AM
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Boot a Live CD then check your system and update log files for clues?
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01-09-2013, 05:44 PM
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Location: woodstock-kingston ,ny usa
Distribution: Started out Ma R dhat 6.0 , then Suse 8.2 , 9.2 ,10.open suse , KNOPPIX 2.73 &5.1 DVD any Live dis
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Log fi:les ???
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Originally Posted by unSpawn
Boot a Live CD then check your system and update log files for clues?
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HMMMMM ,what exactly are log files & what directory/ branch would they be located under . Plus what can one do with them??
The only bad thing i could have done on this BOX is Unzip/open some TAR or TarGZ files (using the ZIP ICON , and NOT putting them in a definite folder/directory , Also maybe try ing out some RPM,S that broke. This is ALL from USB drive loaded stuff.
regards ,chilibowl
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01-10-2013, 07:44 AM
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what exactly are log files & what directory/ branch would they be located under . Plus what can one do with them??
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Log files are file where text gets logged about what the system does or can't do. You'll find the files in /var/log/. You can read them in your favorite editor or from the command line with for example 'less /var/log/messages'. I forgot though that since often Puppy runs from RAM it may destroy log files on shutdown.
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Originally Posted by chilibowl
The only bad thing i could have done on this BOX is Unzip/open some TAR or TarGZ files (using the ZIP ICON , and NOT putting them in a definite folder/directory , Also maybe try ing out some RPM,S that broke.
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Right now you're missing a core library and your kernel won't boot Puppy. That doesn't happen all on its own. So saying "some TAR or TarGZ files" doesn't really give a clue as to what you have done. If these archives contained updates, libraries or applications it would have been better to mention them by name. If protracted diagnostics are not your thing I'd get your private files off off the stick and reload Puppy.
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01-11-2013, 04:24 PM
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Location: woodstock-kingston ,ny usa
Distribution: Started out Ma R dhat 6.0 , then Suse 8.2 , 9.2 ,10.open suse , KNOPPIX 2.73 &5.1 DVD any Live dis
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THE puppy I am using is on a 20GIG Hardrive.
The TAR files are NRg.iso targz ( a nero Cdimage recognizing add on for P-burn)
X-cd roast (no explanation needed??)
possibly Basero .
Thank you ,chilibowl
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