antonio montagnani wrote: > I made a desperate try :-) > I inserted the original Fedora DVD and I told to upgrade an existing > installation (that was found): in two secnds work was completed, I > rebooted and it works!!!! > > Kind of magic: any explanation???? > About all I can think of is it fixed what ever was corrupted that was not letting you boot - probably the LVM stuff off of /etc/lvm. In any case, I am glad it worked for you. It was a lot less work then the method I was thinking of... Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
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