unable to find LVM volume vg0/cryptedroot on startup
hey,
on my laptop, i am running debian testing / squeeze. my laptops batterie lately died. when i wanted to reboot, it told me something about fsck failed and maintainance mode, and since i had to run fsck in maintainance mode the last time i bootet (other reason - doesnt matter right now), i just entered the root pw and started fsck. cuz it was pretty late i didnt really think and just answered every question with default (return). so it 'fixed' lots of stuff. then, when i tried to reboot, it hangs and shouts the following: Code:
EXT3-fs: INFO: recovery required on readonly filesystem. mounting /home, / and /boot under ubuntu 9.04 liveCD with cryptsetup works fine. any ideas how i can get my system bootable again? thanks in advance :) compul ########UPDATE########### hey, on boot-up, before i have to enter my password, he shouts: Code:
[...] Code:
File descriptor 3 (/conf/conf.d/cryptroot) leaked on lvm invocation. Parent PID 683 /bin/sh any suggestions? i think im gonna experiment with testdisk if it can do something for it. since i am able to mount it using livedisk, it should be possible to repair it somehow, shouldn't it? |
ok,
got that solved using the debian rescue cd. choosing the cryptedroot partition as /, i noticed there was no /dev directory. so i simply copied /dev from the liveCD filesystem (mounted cryptedroot as /target) to /target/dev. but now he says on startup (still most of the above and then): Code:
INIT: no inittab file found Code:
INIT: no more processes left in this runlevel i took a look, there is no /etc/inittab file. copying the disk's one does not solve the problem (some weird stuff appeiring). it seems not just a few things got lost or broke... is there a way to... like 'auto-repair' this kind of thing? or should i just reinstall base-debian and then copy my home, and maybe my root-directory back? or maybe i can just install the system around my existing stuff... im not sure what i should do. any suggestions? please ... lg, compul |
ok. since i was able to acces my data, i just backed it up and then reinstalled debian. it was too much gone.. :\
lg |
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