cannot execute /etc/init.d/boot
Hi - I've managed to recover from a crash partially via a rescue disk.
Now when I boot up from my hard drive everything looks like its going
well until I see the error "INIT: cannot execute /etc/init.d/boot".
Well this causes all sorts of trouble as you can probably surmise, what
with nothing mounting and me not being able to log in and all. I can
boot from a floppy and mount /dev/sda2 and take a look at
/etc/init.d/boot - everything looks normal as far as the contents of the
script and its permissions. Is there anything that anyone can suggest
to start troubleshooting this? Am I looking in the right place or is
the fact that the boot script can't execute just a symptom of something
else? Thanks.
Robert
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