helices wrote:
No that would create a new initrd - you are inside the initrd (Busybox). Is the root pointing to the correct harddisk. Heard stories of the dev changing at boot: You can see the root device in grub and see in the messages when the system boots what devices are detected. If they are different then you can change it in grub before booting.No, it does NOT complete bootup. Instead, it leaves me in that initramfs shell ;< Will `update-initramfs -c` work there?
Else:Can you boot on another kernel? If not then I would use a bootcd/ramdisk have a look at the system and probably chroot into the system and try to create a new initrd/reinstall kernel.