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On 5/7/06, nacho <gentoo.user.list@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hi there, i have this big big problem: |
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> i tried to emerge openoffice(bin) and i have left without space in the root |
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> partition (openoffice installs in /opt which is in the / partition in my |
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> case) so emerge stops with an error. Then i rebooted a cupple of times and |
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> everything was ok (except that any partition could be mounted, only |
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> /boot....rare because kde was "seeing" all partitions (i have: / /var /usr |
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> /home /boot)). But then i removed openoffice from /opt (manually, because |
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> emerge couldn't install it completly because of the space), so the |
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> space-problem get resolved (apparently), i rebooted and get with this |
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> mesagge (aprox. 20 times contiguous): |
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> "/sbin/rc: line 831: schedule_service_startup: command not found |
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> /sbin/rc: line 831: service_started: command not found" |
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> Then i get prompted to login but it doesen't work at all ("login |
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> incorrect..") |
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> This error reproduces every time i try to start the system (so i can't |
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> start). |
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> what's up here? and the more important: |
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> is there a way to save the system or i have to install everything from |
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> scratch?! (have it sense to "re"tar the stage?) |
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> any suggestions welcome...thanks |
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I don't see any reason linking openoffice to your problem, if you have |
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space left on all partitions, it shouldn't be a problem (but it is |
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strongly adviced to NOT remove stuff by hand). Anyway, I've been |
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running lots of *ix flavors around for the last 5 years and I NEVER |
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had to reinstall a whole system from scratch because of a software |
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problem (that's one of the main reasons I do not use Windows except to |
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play games). |
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You can try using the LiveCD to chroot into your system, this way you |
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"bypass" any password problem. You can then reset your password (and |
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of all your users) and maybe do an "emerge -uD world", or etc-update. |
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Computer Operator - RS - Brazil |
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