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Is there a way to fix this problem? I have one bootable Knoppix linux but that too not taking me to my that partion of the system, means I could boot it through Knoppix bootable CD but couldnot access my earlier files.
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Very strange indeed, let's make sure and check some settings first things first: boot up your Knoppix CD. Do you have a sepparate /boot partition? Try using the Knoppix cd to mount the root ( / ) partition of your installed linux system, and if you have a /boot partition, try mounting that too. If you don't know what devices to mount, "fdisk" might be of assistaince in pointing out your linux devices, give a paste of "fdisk -l" here if you still can't figure it out. If you don't know how to mount partitions, "man mount" should give you a clue.
Let's say you don't have a sepparate /boot partition, then give us the output of:
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cat /mount/point/of/your/installed/root/partition/boot/grub/menu.lst
If you *do* have a sep. /boot partition, then give us the output of:
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cat /mount/point/of/your/installed/boot/partition/grub/menu.lst
and the output of:
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cat /mount/point/of/your/root/partition/etc/fstab
For example: if I mount my "boot" part to /mnt/my_boot and "/" to /mnt/my_root, I'd have to:
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cat /mnt/my_boot/grub/menu.lst
cat /mnt/my_root/etc/fstab
Only "/" (no sep. "/boot"):
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cat /mnt/my_root/boot/grub/menu.lst
cat /mnt/my_root/etc/fstab