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Ubuntu is not starting
Somehow, I was turn computer on booting from ubuntu, and Its not starting.. I dont know why, yesterday it was working fine..
it shows me:
fsck from util-linux-ng 2.16
/dev/sda7: clean, 177374/1191360 files, 107674/4761256 blocks
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Option High-Speed
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Nokia
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Huawei
modem-manager: Loaded plugin ZTE
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Sierra
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Novatel
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Option
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Ericsson MBM
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Generic
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Gobi
modem-manager: Loaded plugin MotiC
* Starting init crypto disks...
* Stopping NTP server ntpd [ ok ]
nm-dispatcher.action: Script '/etc/NetworkManager/dispa tcher.d/01 ifupdown' exited with error status 1.
* Starting NTP server ntpd
it stays like this forever...
it shows me:
fsck from util-linux-ng 2.16
/dev/sda7: clean, 177374/1191360 files, 107674/4761256 blocks
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Option High-Speed
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Nokia
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Huawei
modem-manager: Loaded plugin ZTE
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Sierra
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Novatel
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Option
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Ericsson MBM
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Generic
modem-manager: Loaded plugin Gobi
modem-manager: Loaded plugin MotiC
* Starting init crypto disks...
* Stopping NTP server ntpd [ ok ]
nm-dispatcher.action: Script '/etc/NetworkManager/dispa
* Starting NTP server ntpd
it stays like this forever...
Just curious:
Do you have another computer that you can use and attempt logging into the system using SSH while it is hung at "Starting NTP server ntpd"?
If yes then you can look at the startup shell script. I think they are located here: /etc/inittab (ref: http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/boot.htm)
If you can locate the command that starts the NTP dameon you can try commenting it out to see if it still hangs when the system boots.
If it is NTP that is causing the hangup try moving the startup command toward the end of the startup process as it may not yet have network connectivity and is failing because it cannot contact the NTP server.
Do you have another computer that you can use and attempt logging into the system using SSH while it is hung at "Starting NTP server ntpd"?
If yes then you can look at the startup shell script. I think they are located here: /etc/inittab (ref: http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/boot.htm)
If you can locate the command that starts the NTP dameon you can try commenting it out to see if it still hangs when the system boots.
If it is NTP that is causing the hangup try moving the startup command toward the end of the startup process as it may not yet have network connectivity and is failing because it cannot contact the NTP server.
ASKER
I could connect thought ssh, what do I type there ? (i'm still noob:))
Sorry I had to run into town.
Let me get Ubuntu installed in a Virtual Machine so I can give you useful information.
What version are you running?
Let me get Ubuntu installed in a Virtual Machine so I can give you useful information.
What version are you running?
ASKER
ubuntu 9.10
Okay.
Lets start by logging into the system with SSH. Once you are logged in do the following a the command line
su
Enter password for root when prompted
Change to directory /etc
cd /etc
List all files beginning with rc
ls rc*
You should get a printout of each file and folder beginning with rc. Beneath each rc# folder you'll find a list of files; some will start with K and others with S. You need to locate the file with S##ntp?????? It may be under rc2 directory. Once you've located it change to the directory it is located under:
cd /etc/rc#.d
ren S##ntp??????? K##ntp??????
the S is used to indicate that it should run. K tells the boot loader to ignore the script.
Reboot the system
reboot
Lets start by logging into the system with SSH. Once you are logged in do the following a the command line
su
Enter password for root when prompted
Change to directory /etc
cd /etc
List all files beginning with rc
ls rc*
You should get a printout of each file and folder beginning with rc. Beneath each rc# folder you'll find a list of files; some will start with K and others with S. You need to locate the file with S##ntp?????? It may be under rc2 directory. Once you've located it change to the directory it is located under:
cd /etc/rc#.d
ren S##ntp??????? K##ntp??????
the S is used to indicate that it should run. K tells the boot loader to ignore the script.
Reboot the system
reboot
ASKER
No command 'ren' found, did you mean:
Command 'mren' from package 'mtools' (main)
Command 're' from package 're' (universe)
Command 'gen' from package 'multimon' (universe)
Command 'rep' from package 'librep9' (universe)
Command 'rev' from package 'util-linux' (main)
Command 'pen' from package 'pen' (universe)
Command 'rem' from package 'remind' (universe)
Command 'rec' from package 'sox' (universe)
Command 'rn' from package 'trn' (multiverse)
Command 'rn' from package 'trn4' (multiverse)
Command 'ref' from package 'elvis-tools' (universe)
Command 'red' from package 'ed' (main)
Command 'ree' from package 'ree' (universe)
Command 'ken' from package 'filters' (universe)
ASKER
see what it returns.. what do I do next ?
root@judson:/etc/rc2.d# cd /etc/
root@judson:/etc# ls rc*
rc.local
rc0.d:
K05preload K20nscd README
K09apache2 K20postfix S10unattended-upgrades
K09lighttpd K20saslauthd S15wpa-ifupdown
K19autofs K20spamass-milter S20sendsigs
K19sendmail K20stunnel4 S30urandom
K20artica-boa K20zabbix-agent S31umountnfs.sh
K20artica-postfix K20zabbix-server S35networking
K20cfengine2 K21mysql S40umountfs
K20cyrus2.2 K21spamassassin S48cryptdisks
K20fancontrol K50alsa-utils S59cryptdisks-early
K20hddtemp K74bluetooth S60umountroot
K20kerneloops K80openvpn S90halt
K20libnss-ldap K80slapd
K20mailgraph K99laptop-mode
rc1.d:
K05preload K20fancontrol K20snmpd K77ntp
K09apache2 K20hddtemp K20spamass-milter K80cups
K09lighttpd K20kerneloops K20speech-dispatcher K80openvpn
K15pulseaudio K20libnss-ldap K20stunnel4 K80slapd
K19autofs K20mailgraph K20sysstat K84ssh
K19sendmail K20mailman K20zabbix-agent K99laptop-mode
K20acpi-support K20nscd K20zabbix-server README
K20artica-boa K20postfix K21mysql S30killprocs
K20artica-postfix K20rsync K21spamassassin S70dns-clean
K20cfengine2 K20saned K40dhcp3-server S70pppd-dns
K20cyrus2.2 K20saslauthd K74bluetooth S90single
rc2.d:
README S20hddtemp S20sysstat S70pppd-dns
S16openvpn S20kerneloops S20zabbix-agent S90binfmt-support
S16ssh S20libnss-ldap S20zabbix-server S91apache2
S19autofs S20mailgraph S21sendmail S91lighttpd
S19mysql S20mailman S23ntp S95preload
S19slapd S20nscd S25bluetooth S99acpi-support
S19spamassassin S20postfix S40dhcp3-server S99grub-common
S20artica-boa S20saslauthd S50cups S99laptop-mode
S20artica-postfix S20snmpd S50pulseaudio S99ondemand
S20cfengine2 S20spamass-milter S50rsync S99rc.local
S20cyrus2.2 S20speech-dispatcher S50saned
S20fancontrol S20stunnel4 S70dns-clean
rc3.d:
README S20hddtemp S20sysstat S70pppd-dns
S16openvpn S20kerneloops S20zabbix-agent S90binfmt-support
S16ssh S20libnss-ldap S20zabbix-server S91apache2
S19autofs S20mailgraph S21sendmail S91lighttpd
S19mysql S20mailman S23ntp S95preload
S19slapd S20nscd S25bluetooth S99acpi-support
S19spamassassin S20postfix S40dhcp3-server S99grub-common
S20artica-boa S20saslauthd S50cups S99laptop-mode
S20artica-postfix S20snmpd S50pulseaudio S99ondemand
S20cfengine2 S20spamass-milter S50rsync S99rc.local
S20cyrus2.2 S20speech-dispatcher S50saned
S20fancontrol S20stunnel4 S70dns-clean
rc4.d:
README S20hddtemp S20sysstat S70pppd-dns
S16openvpn S20kerneloops S20zabbix-agent S90binfmt-support
S16ssh S20libnss-ldap S20zabbix-server S91apache2
S19autofs S20mailgraph S21sendmail S91lighttpd
S19mysql S20mailman S23ntp S95preload
S19slapd S20nscd S25bluetooth S99acpi-support
S19spamassassin S20postfix S40dhcp3-server S99grub-common
S20artica-boa S20saslauthd S50cups S99laptop-mode
S20artica-postfix S20snmpd S50pulseaudio S99ondemand
S20cfengine2 S20spamass-milter S50rsync S99rc.local
S20cyrus2.2 S20speech-dispatcher S50saned
S20fancontrol S20stunnel4 S70dns-clean
rc5.d:
README S20hddtemp S20sysstat S70pppd-dns
S16openvpn S20kerneloops S20zabbix-agent S90binfmt-support
S16ssh S20libnss-ldap S20zabbix-server S91apache2
S19autofs S20mailgraph S21sendmail S91lighttpd
S19mysql S20mailman S23ntp S95preload
S19slapd S20nscd S25bluetooth S99acpi-support
S19spamassassin S20postfix S40dhcp3-server S99grub-common
S20artica-boa S20saslauthd S50cups S99laptop-mode
S20artica-postfix S20snmpd S50pulseaudio S99ondemand
S20cfengine2 S20spamass-milter S50rsync S99rc.local
S20cyrus2.2 S20speech-dispatcher S50saned
S20fancontrol S20stunnel4 S70dns-clean
rc6.d:
K05preload K20nscd README
K09apache2 K20postfix S10unattended-upgrades
K09lighttpd K20saslauthd S15wpa-ifupdown
K19autofs K20spamass-milter S20sendsigs
K19sendmail K20stunnel4 S30urandom
K20artica-boa K20zabbix-agent S31umountnfs.sh
K20artica-postfix K20zabbix-server S35networking
K20cfengine2 K21mysql S40umountfs
K20cyrus2.2 K21spamassassin S48cryptdisks
K20fancontrol K50alsa-utils S59cryptdisks-early
K20hddtemp K74bluetooth S60umountroot
K20kerneloops K80openvpn S90reboot
K20libnss-ldap K80slapd
K20mailgraph K99laptop-mode
rcS.d:
README S13pcmciautils S49console-setup S70screen-cleanup
S05keymap.sh S25brltty S50jove S70x11-common
S06keyboard-setup S47lm-sensors S55urandom
root@judson:/etc#
root@judson:/etc/rc2.d# cd /etc/
root@judson:/etc# ls rc*
rc.local
rc0.d:
K05preload K20nscd README
K09apache2 K20postfix S10unattended-upgrades
K09lighttpd K20saslauthd S15wpa-ifupdown
K19autofs K20spamass-milter S20sendsigs
K19sendmail K20stunnel4 S30urandom
K20artica-boa K20zabbix-agent S31umountnfs.sh
K20artica-postfix K20zabbix-server S35networking
K20cfengine2 K21mysql S40umountfs
K20cyrus2.2 K21spamassassin S48cryptdisks
K20fancontrol K50alsa-utils S59cryptdisks-early
K20hddtemp K74bluetooth S60umountroot
K20kerneloops K80openvpn S90halt
K20libnss-ldap K80slapd
K20mailgraph K99laptop-mode
rc1.d:
K05preload K20fancontrol K20snmpd K77ntp
K09apache2 K20hddtemp K20spamass-milter K80cups
K09lighttpd K20kerneloops K20speech-dispatcher K80openvpn
K15pulseaudio K20libnss-ldap K20stunnel4 K80slapd
K19autofs K20mailgraph K20sysstat K84ssh
K19sendmail K20mailman K20zabbix-agent K99laptop-mode
K20acpi-support K20nscd K20zabbix-server README
K20artica-boa K20postfix K21mysql S30killprocs
K20artica-postfix K20rsync K21spamassassin S70dns-clean
K20cfengine2 K20saned K40dhcp3-server S70pppd-dns
K20cyrus2.2 K20saslauthd K74bluetooth S90single
rc2.d:
README S20hddtemp S20sysstat S70pppd-dns
S16openvpn S20kerneloops S20zabbix-agent S90binfmt-support
S16ssh S20libnss-ldap S20zabbix-server S91apache2
S19autofs S20mailgraph S21sendmail S91lighttpd
S19mysql S20mailman S23ntp S95preload
S19slapd S20nscd S25bluetooth S99acpi-support
S19spamassassin S20postfix S40dhcp3-server S99grub-common
S20artica-boa S20saslauthd S50cups S99laptop-mode
S20artica-postfix S20snmpd S50pulseaudio S99ondemand
S20cfengine2 S20spamass-milter S50rsync S99rc.local
S20cyrus2.2 S20speech-dispatcher S50saned
S20fancontrol S20stunnel4 S70dns-clean
rc3.d:
README S20hddtemp S20sysstat S70pppd-dns
S16openvpn S20kerneloops S20zabbix-agent S90binfmt-support
S16ssh S20libnss-ldap S20zabbix-server S91apache2
S19autofs S20mailgraph S21sendmail S91lighttpd
S19mysql S20mailman S23ntp S95preload
S19slapd S20nscd S25bluetooth S99acpi-support
S19spamassassin S20postfix S40dhcp3-server S99grub-common
S20artica-boa S20saslauthd S50cups S99laptop-mode
S20artica-postfix S20snmpd S50pulseaudio S99ondemand
S20cfengine2 S20spamass-milter S50rsync S99rc.local
S20cyrus2.2 S20speech-dispatcher S50saned
S20fancontrol S20stunnel4 S70dns-clean
rc4.d:
README S20hddtemp S20sysstat S70pppd-dns
S16openvpn S20kerneloops S20zabbix-agent S90binfmt-support
S16ssh S20libnss-ldap S20zabbix-server S91apache2
S19autofs S20mailgraph S21sendmail S91lighttpd
S19mysql S20mailman S23ntp S95preload
S19slapd S20nscd S25bluetooth S99acpi-support
S19spamassassin S20postfix S40dhcp3-server S99grub-common
S20artica-boa S20saslauthd S50cups S99laptop-mode
S20artica-postfix S20snmpd S50pulseaudio S99ondemand
S20cfengine2 S20spamass-milter S50rsync S99rc.local
S20cyrus2.2 S20speech-dispatcher S50saned
S20fancontrol S20stunnel4 S70dns-clean
rc5.d:
README S20hddtemp S20sysstat S70pppd-dns
S16openvpn S20kerneloops S20zabbix-agent S90binfmt-support
S16ssh S20libnss-ldap S20zabbix-server S91apache2
S19autofs S20mailgraph S21sendmail S91lighttpd
S19mysql S20mailman S23ntp S95preload
S19slapd S20nscd S25bluetooth S99acpi-support
S19spamassassin S20postfix S40dhcp3-server S99grub-common
S20artica-boa S20saslauthd S50cups S99laptop-mode
S20artica-postfix S20snmpd S50pulseaudio S99ondemand
S20cfengine2 S20spamass-milter S50rsync S99rc.local
S20cyrus2.2 S20speech-dispatcher S50saned
S20fancontrol S20stunnel4 S70dns-clean
rc6.d:
K05preload K20nscd README
K09apache2 K20postfix S10unattended-upgrades
K09lighttpd K20saslauthd S15wpa-ifupdown
K19autofs K20spamass-milter S20sendsigs
K19sendmail K20stunnel4 S30urandom
K20artica-boa K20zabbix-agent S31umountnfs.sh
K20artica-postfix K20zabbix-server S35networking
K20cfengine2 K21mysql S40umountfs
K20cyrus2.2 K21spamassassin S48cryptdisks
K20fancontrol K50alsa-utils S59cryptdisks-early
K20hddtemp K74bluetooth S60umountroot
K20kerneloops K80openvpn S90reboot
K20libnss-ldap K80slapd
K20mailgraph K99laptop-mode
rcS.d:
README S13pcmciautils S49console-setup S70screen-cleanup
S05keymap.sh S25brltty S50jove S70x11-common
S06keyboard-setup S47lm-sensors S55urandom
root@judson:/etc#
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I did it.., then later i typed "sudo reboot"
It was supposed to restart ubuntu... but I dont know what happened, I cant connect again.. probably an error occoured..
I'll know tomorrow when I reach to the fisical machine..
It was supposed to restart ubuntu... but I dont know what happened, I cant connect again.. probably an error occoured..
I'll know tomorrow when I reach to the fisical machine..
ASKER
gave up, not even recovery mode works.. i'm formating this !@#$ :)
tnx for help
tnx for help
Sorry to hear. I'm certain the commands I provided were not the cause as I tested them on my system with no problem prior to suggesting them to you.
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ASKER
Ubuntu is running in low-graphics mode
The following error was encountered. You may need to update your configuration to solve this.
(EE) Failed to load Module "I810" (module does not exist, 0)
After, the only option that work is "Run ubunu in low-graphics mode for just one session"
Others options just back to same question, it doesnt work
well, I press OK, it shows another message: "Stand by one minuto while the display restarts..." (also if i dont press OK it stays like this forever)
by clicking OK, my monitor shows error message:
Not Optimum Mode
Recomended Mode : 1280 x 1024 60Hz
I dont believe my video card or network card has problem, computer is new and by booting from Windows XP it works fine