Jonathan DuBois wrote:
> basically I dont know how or if I can even look to see
> if there really is a drive space problem. I seriously
> doubt there is but I dont know what else to do at this
> point.
I believe /sbin/init is dynamically linked (don't have access at the
moment) so the panic could certainly be a glibc problem.
I don't see an alternative but to boot a rescue disk, mount root and
look around for the problem. That's not really for the faint of
heart... you have a very limited toolset on the rescue disk.
If you have a free partition, another approach is to install Red Hat to
an empty partition, boot and mount your original root to find the
problem.
When testing a new glibc, I never overwrite those in /lib until I am
confident they will work. Also, keep a rescue disk handy and learn how
to mount root. That might save you some pain later on.
-- Jeff Sturm jeff.sturm@appnet.com-- To unsubscribe: send e-mail to axp-list-request@redhat.com with 'unsubscribe' as the subject. Do not send it to axp-list@redhat.com
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