Posted December 5th, 2007 by bhargavaramudu

Hi,
I have a PC which i work rarely on,i exactly dont remember which os i had installed on it.My question doesnt matter to this info.

It has bzImage in its boot folder,so it boots but it is set to load root file system using nfs from another PC of me.

Once,i powered it off while it was running.This started all problems and now it keeps on restarting whenever i start.After loading kernel at some point...it restarts again.

I can format and re-setup everything again...but i want to recover it by tweaking...so that i can learn s'th.

Can anyone help?

So my question is: Can i get to see any log of boot error messages....?
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Linux Boot Problems?

On March 17th, 2008 Anonymous (not verified) says:

have you tried dmesg | less

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