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Just performed pacman -Suy and rebooted my laptop and stuck at "Mounting Local Filesystems". Since my cdrom drive is faulty and no floppy drive, is there any way to log to the system and do the repair works?
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Boot the failsafe option (or add "single" to the kernel line if you use lilo instead).
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how to boot in failsafe mode? I'm using grub & this is my entry
kernel /boot/vmlinuz26 root=/dev/hda2 ro vga=773Offline
i've tried
kernel /boot/vmlinuz26 root=/dev/hda2 ro singlebut still stuck at "Mounting Local Filesystems [BUSY]"
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That should have done it. I guess you'll need a working CDROM to fix it (or maybe take the disk out and attach it to another machine).
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hmmm...I just re-install Arch Linux. problem solved :-)
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After an upgrade I`ve got the same problem. My Arch stuck at "Mounting Local Filesystems".
What should we do now?
OS reinstallation is good for Microsoft products users. Since I had moved from this M$hit I don`t wanna do this anymore maybe except some image recovery.
My Archie experienced a lot of bad things done by his master, he can`t simply end like that. ;-)
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After an upgrade I`ve got the same problem. My Arch stuck at "Mounting Local Filesystems".
What should we do now?
OS reinstallation is good for Microsoft products users. Since I had moved from this M$hit I don`t wanna do this anymore maybe except some image recovery.
My Archie experienced a lot of bad things done by his master, he can`t simply end like that. ;-)
Why don't you chroot in and downgrade the kernel then? Also, try changing the boot line from ro to rw
Last edited by nikron (2007-07-30 02:10:17)
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Do you have reiserfs? Sometimes it takes a very long time to mount.
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@nikron
Ok. I`ll try
@ataraxia
No, only ext3fs.
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I was trying to go back to previous kernel, but I couldn`t run pacman after chroot from Knoppix. (command not found)
Than I tried run from Fallack kernel.
I received:
:Loading root filesystem module...
Attempting to create root device name for '/dev/hdb9'
unknown
ERROR: root fs cannot be detected. Try using the rootfstype=kernel parameter
Waiting for device to settle...done
Root device '/dev/hdb9' doesn`t exist, attempting to create it
ERROR: Failed to parse block device name for '/dev/sdb9'
ERROR: Unable to create/detect root device '/dev/sdb9'
Dropping to a recovery shell
NOTE: klibc contains no 'ls' binary
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ramfs$Than I`ve choosed another kernel - Suspend2 and whole booting process was all right.
:?
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I`ve downgraded my both base & ck kernels, but X-server failed, because nvidia driver module is newer than required. ![]()
No offence, but pacman repository is becoming to often ill-considered. ![]()
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I compiled kernels without autodetect module and Linux boot without problems.
Two weeks later, 2 days ago probably after some upgrades Arch again stack on Mounting... ![]()
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Can someone help me and give more possible reasones of stucked Mounting Local Filesystems?
Lack of autodetect module or not did not help anymore.
I`ve installed new kernels several times without visible errors. Friend said that during the compillation only the runtime errors are invisible.
I`m watching KDE desktop only from Knoppix right now or Windows XP ordinary desk. ;-/
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After many Arch boot tries at last Mounting... was done. I don`t know, but it looks exactly a hardware problem again.
Last edited by Kardell (2007-09-20 10:25:02)
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I found out!
Alternative MS Windows during shutdown is making something weird with its partitions, that after that Linux cannot mount filesystems - also vfat partitions.
When I simple do a Windows reset, then it`s all right with filesystems in Linux opinion. ;-)
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