Slow file transfers between filesystems while recovering data from failed drive!
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That looks like a LILO problem. Most likely, you upgraded your kernel and forgot to run 'lilo'. Now, you'll need to boot your system from a cdrom, chroot into your hard drive, and re-run 'lilo' to fix the MBR.
That looks like DOS-style assembler issues (aka, not a good thing). Could be failing hardware potentially, but for your sake, I hope not. What kind of a CD are you booting off of?
I heard some funny spin-noises, at first I thought they were the PS, or the fans, but after taking the side of the case off, I noticed they were coming from the HDD vicinity.
I got this computer from a friend, complete with a 60gig DeathStar..... Well, it ran fine for months, but it seems to have lived up to its legacy =(
Is there anything I can do? I'd really like to clone this drive..... or at least my hundreds of hours of admin setting =(
Well... I have a win98 install on a 4g drive on that computer......
and a winxp box, but I don t have another linux box
=(
maybe if I let it sit in a staticbag for a week or two it'll rest enough for me to FTP into it from my XP box and download about 10gigs of admin stuff =(
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