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Hi!<br />
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Maybe a hard drive crash?<br />
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Regards, Tobias
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Hi!

Maybe a hard drive crash?

Regards, Tobias

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Hi all and thanks for replies.<br />
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I managed to boot from live cd, and mounted the HDDs.<br />
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Because they are in RAID, i mounted /dev/md1.<br />
I edited the etc/fstab file from MD1 and deled user quota checking.<br />
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Now it's booting normally.<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi all and thanks for replies.

I managed to boot from live cd, and mounted the HDDs.

Because they are in RAID, i mounted /dev/md1.
I edited the etc/fstab file from MD1 and deled user quota checking.

Now it's booting normally.

Thanks.

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Server is hanging for hours.<br />
I tried to use LiveCD to mount the booting HDD and to disable quotas from /etc/fstab, but I cannot mount it.<br />
I get an error saying that the device is busy, but nothing is using it.<br />
<br />
In fact I use raid filesystem because I have 2 HDDs in software raid.<br />
<br />
How can I skip the quota check?<br />
I cannot boot it.
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Server is hanging for hours.
I tried to use LiveCD to mount the booting HDD and to disable quotas from /etc/fstab, but I cannot mount it.
I get an error saying that the device is busy, but nothing is using it.

In fact I use raid filesystem because I have 2 HDDs in software raid.

How can I skip the quota check?
I cannot boot it.

Server hanging up at &quot;Checking local filesystem quotas&quot;

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Server hanging up at &quot;Checking local filesystem quotas&quot;

Server hanging up at "Checking local filesystem quotas"