On Thursday, July 28, 2005 3:48 am, Ralf Ertzinger wrote: > Hi. > > After applying yesterday's rawhide to my iBook, the system is quite > thoroughly toasted. After yum was finished, ssh'ing into the > machine no longer worke, and neither did logging in at the local > console. Rebooting the machine hangs after the initrd is processed, > seemingly failing to execute /sbin/init. > > My suspicion is that a very low level library is botched (glibc or > selinux). Trying to chroot() into the system from an old YDL 3.0 > install CD (the only CD what would boot on PPC I found on short > notice) fails, just producing segfaults, but YDL 3.0 is quite > old, of course, and still running 2.4. Will try and get a > FC4 install CD today and try again. > > PS: The system does not use selinux. I noticed the same thing when I updated my PowerBook yesterday. The machine wouldn't even reboot after the 'yum update' was complete; after 'starting nash' I didn't see any output. I had to boot from an old FC4 CD and recover. What I found was that glibc was apparently busted (everything segfaulted), along with ld.so, libk5crypto (fixing those fixed the 'Illegal instructions' I was getting) and maybe one or two others. I had to copy them from my boot image, install a new kernel and initrd, and reboot to downgrade to the older glibc. I didn't see any errors during the upgrade either, so I'm not sure what went wrong (though the logs are probably still there). Jesse -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list