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You just haven't been booting with systemd, apparently. Add
init=/usr/lib/systemd/systemd
to your kernel command line, either on-the-fly during boot by editing it during grub, or permanently, by booting a LiveCD and editing menu.lst. You really should have done this months ago, but oh well. Nothing is broken, you just haven't got an "init" binary, hence the '/sbin/init does not exist' message, declaring init on the kernel command line overrides the hardcoded path.
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I found this, can it work?
resucitado .............................
estos son los pasos con cd instalacion de archlinux (el que he usado yo)
I did everything what electric_indigo adviced to point 4
electric_indigo wrote:
1. Boot into a LiveCD.
2. Open terminal, log in as root.
3.
# cd /
# mkdir BrokenArch
# mount /dev/[Arch's partition here] BrokenArch
# cd BrokenArch
# ln -s usr/bin bin
# ln -s usr/sbin sbin
# mount --bind /dev dev
# mount --bind /proc proc
# mount --bind /run run
# mount --bind /sys sys
then
#chroot . /usr/bin/bash
#pacman -S filesystem
/bin exists...etc
ok...rename /bin to /bin_old, /usr/sbin/ to /usr/sbin_old, remove /sbin link at all
then again
#pacman -S filesystem
it installs without any errors
At last reboot and remove live usbflash
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Why would that help? The update completed successfully, didn't it? You don't need to fix your packages, you just need to configure systemd. Read up on the wiki: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd
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Okay, I've just added the init=/usr/lib/systemd/systemd to the kernel boot line on the grub but Xs don't start
When I prompt startx I get this:
http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/2910/8bsn.jpg
Last edited by eherranzr (2013-08-06 21:45:37)
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Finally I've been able to migrate to systemctl and PC booted correctly.
The only problem is that after starting samba
# systemctl enable smbd.service
# systemctl enable nmbd.service
# systemctl start smbd.service
# systemctl start nmbd.service
I'm not able to see this computer from other PCs
Should I do anything else?
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Finally I've been able to migrate to systemctl and PC booted correctly.
The only problem is that after starting samba# systemctl enable smbd.service # systemctl enable nmbd.service # systemctl start smbd.service # systemctl start nmbd.service
I'm not able to see this computer from other PCs
Should I do anything else?
This isn't the thread for that question...
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