Hi, > > ... as all I get now when I boot up is that it unmounts the > > old /proc, /sys etc directory and when it tries to mount the new /proc , > > complains that it can't and cannot recover from this. > > It this from initrd? The same when booting an older kernel? Yes and yes. > If you can boot that way then just remake initrd as needed. I can't boot irrespective of switching off selinux, noprobe, noacpi and any of the 4 different kernels I have on the box. I'll try remaking initrd though. > Also are you able to boot "single-user"? Makes no difference - gets to the mounting /proc and dies. > > Please help - how to I get out of this fix? I've got the rescue disc, > > have mounted and can chroot to /mnt/sysimage and it seems mostly okay. > > While on a rescue system 'rpm -r /mnt/sysimage -V glibc', and similar > for other suspects (check /mnt/sysimage/var/log/yum.log for recent > changes), and when you will find a culprit just reinstall it. > Verify all recent updates. Problem is here is that rpm -Uhv is giving a segfault, so unless I can use rpm -r /mnt/sysimage -Uhv glibc*rpm, I'm a bit stumped. TTFN Paul -- "Der einzige Weg, Leute zu kontrollieren ist sie anzulügen" - L. Ron "Ich kann kein Science-Fiction schreiben" Hubbard; Lügner, Betrüger, Fixer und Wohltäter zu niemandem -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list