Problem with booting
I have Mandrake Linux 10.0 and Windows XP in separate partitions. I used to use both for a while when someday my Linux freezed and I had to reboot.
Now when Linux starts I get the following messages: Mounting sysfs on /sys Unmountin initrd:umount:/initrd:device is busy [FAILED] after that the system freezes during an integrity check. I booted with a rescue disk and used e2fsck to check the partition. As far as I understand it was fixed and now although I get the same failure message the integrity check is not forced and I can boot, but only in failsafe mode. If I try to load the graphic environment the system freezes again. What can I do? Could it have to do with any hardware configuration? |
Look at the logs and see if you can find out what is going on.I don't use mandrake but should be in /var/log so :
Code:
cd /var/log nano -w /var/log/messages (you may need to be root to view the files) also check as root Code:
dmesg |
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