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Dave Oxley wrote: |
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> I have just downgraded udev to 068-r1 and my server now boots again. |
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> I'm about to do the same with my other Gentoo machine. The only thing |
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> the 2 machines have in common is that they both have SATA drives, so I |
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> wonder if this is causing the new udev a problem. |
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> Dave. |
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> Dave Oxley wrote: |
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>> I have just run 'emerge --update --deep --newuse world' on 2 of my |
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>> Gentoo machines as I do every few days. This upgraded my udev from |
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>> 068-r1 to 070. Neither machine will now boot. I've been investigating |
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>> why on my server as it is most important that I get this machine up |
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>> and running ASAP. |
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>> During boot I get the following error: |
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>> /sbin/rc: line 93: 1062 Segmentation fault /sbin/udevstart |
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>> Then when it gets to checking root filesystem it reports /dev/sda3 is |
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>> missing and drops me to a filesystem repair console. |
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>> Please can someone help. I urgently need to get this machine back up |
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>> and running. |
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>> Cheers, |
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>> Dave. |
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I'm running dual SATA Raptors with udev 70, kernel 2.6.12-r10. Just did |
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a reboot to confirm that |
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I could. So it is possible. |
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Any info in dmesg? How far in the boot process do you get? |
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-Roy |
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