boot hangs after running /etc/init.d/boot.local
Hello,
I am running Suse 9.1 and I have had it up and running after initial problems with GRUB and partitions etc. but now it hangs during bootup and I don't recall changing anything within Linux. Here are the last few lines that are displayed: . . . . System Boot Control: The system has been Skipped features: System Boot Control: Running /etc/init.d/boot.local INIT: Entering runlevel: 5 Then it just hangs. It appears /etc/init.d/boot runs OK but not boot.local Is it a problem with the run level it's trying to enter? I haven't a clue. Any ideas on how I can solve this problem would be greatly appreciated. I think (sounds crap, I know) I am using lilo and not grub. Any further info required, please get back to me. Thanks in advance., Leon |
also hangs on runlevel 3
Hello,
I have also tried to boot in failsafe mode but this hangs too, only trying to enter runlevel 3 and not 5. Are there any boot options I could use so I can access Linux and investigate? Thanks in Advance, Leon |
boot it in single user mode and take a peek at the start files for those run levels.
Probably in /etc/rc3.d/ and /etc/rc5.d/ But I don't have linux memorized... and I can't tell you specifically what order those run the files but I am certain there is a pattern. One of those files is likely causing the problem. It might get stuck or just take a long time to start... EDIT: Scripts in these directories are executed for each boot state of operation until it becomes fully operational. Scripts beginning with S denote startup scripts while scripts beginning with K denote shutdown (kill) scripts. Numbers follow these letters to denote the order of execution. (lowest to highest) You might want to try seeing if one of the early S scripts is causing the problem. |
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