Re: boot problem

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Thanks for ur reply,
   
  Let me be little clear in explaining the problem to u.
   
  I have redhat 9 installed on machine A for ex which was workin fine and sudenly when i reboot the other day it refused to boot giving me segmentation fault.
   
   
  the things i have done are
   
  I moved the HDD to another identical machine (same model say machine B ) and it gave me the same problem.
   
  so obviously the problem was either linux OS being curropted or HDD problem
   
  i can use linux in rescue mode and all partitions are mounted and all the data is fine
   
  now i tried to upgrade redhat 9 when everything goes fine until the screen where it shows me the packeges being copied .
  its starts with lernel packafe the first one and after completing it .. it jus stops . does not go forward.
   
  i even tried deleting all files in the /boot partition but same problem.
  now i was think of formating the boot filesystem only and resinstall linux again..
   
  will it affect the data on my other partitions..
   
  or apprecite if u cd sugest me some other step
   
  thnks and appreciate
   
  regards
   
  simon
  

David Tonhofer <d.tonhofer@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
  sylvan dacounha wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> in my earlier mail i had mentioned that i am not able to boot redhat 
> linux 9 cause it gives segmentation error
> 
> [...]
> i have data which i dont wanna loose .
> 

Hi,

I suggest running memtest86 (from a bootable CD) on your machine
and/or installing Fedora Core on a new machine, then move your existing 
harddisk to the
newly installed machine and read your data off the disk on there.

Regards,

-- David

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