Re: Kernel panic. No init found
On Sat, 2002-07-20 at 10:03, Tim wrote:
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> # ls -l /mnt/lib | more
> gives one page of normal files, and from then on there is no readable
> information. Like if you were to try to view (using more) a binary
> file. It seems two thirds of the files in my /lib directory are corrupt,
> at least in their naming.
It sounds as if the directory inode is corrupt. ls does a sort, so it
may be interesting to run "ls -U" to get an unsorted listing.
> As a consequence I'm wondering if its going to come to a reinstall? I do
> suspect all the libraries are intact but deciphering them may be beyond
> me. Any suggestions? (bedtime now)
I had already gone to bed. Now I've woken up too early :-(
I think that reinstallation is probably your only viable option now.
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