My local Ubuntu 7.10 dev server was unresponsive the other day so I rebooted it and now I can't boot into it.
I can boot into the Live CD and mount my hdd so I can have a look at the logs and what not.
/var/log/messages
has a lot of entries like this;
jun 9 09:32:55 mccoy -- MARK --
Then it has a few like this;
jun 9 09:15:30 mccoy kernel [92923832.32322332] res 09 90 989 78 67 56 Emask 0x2 (HSM Violation) [Not exact numbers]
When I boot, I get to a busybox shell after a message saying /dev/md2 doesn't exist.
I would be really appreciative for any help, this box runs a few things for the office and they're all down atm.
Get into your command line when it boots, and run:
This should scan for parts of raid drives and allow the md device to mount.
Then check by doing
You can then check
Reboot.
You should post what type of md you have and level, how many disks too?
Sounds like you've got a md-raid that's failing to reassemble itself for root. get to that busybox shell and look in /proc/md* and look up how to use the mdadm command to try and reconstitute your array.