Re: ack! help!!!! something went dreadfully wrong!

I think that it might be relate to kdeautostart, it probes all the devices 
looking for mount points.  Try uninstalling it.  I think this package may 
also cause some unexplaned cpu usage, but I ma not sure about that.

On Thursday 08 January 2004 06:01 am, Savanna wrote:
> i tried that just now and it won't give me any mode. it auto-boots into
> lilo startup. i tried space, tab, enter, typing 'linux' etc...it won't
> respond. it just boots up lilo automatically.
>
> btw, re: rober'ts email:  i did ask on here if it was safe for me to do
> this and i was told by some that it was. please don't flame me for trying
> something which i was told was safe to do. i'm not blaming anyone at all,
> but i did ask and i'd appreciate not getting slammed for it, okay?
>
>
> and btw, that message spamming the screen about hdb being in trouble only
> starts after i try to log into kde with the panel in kdm. it doesn't start
> before. so obviously something is messed up with kde or with my hd in
> response to my having upgraded. i'll upgrade the kernel if i have to but i
> have no idea how to do that. if somebody can please tell me how to do that,
> it would be very much appreciated.
>
> thank you.
>
> sav.
>
> Quoting Aditya Sengupta <[email protected]>:
> > Try logging in in single user mode, ie in the lilo boot, add linux
> > single to the : line.
> > Then when queried provide the root password.
> >
> > then fsck your devices.
> >
> > Savanna wrote:
> > >i tried that again and it's still doing it. i turned it off completely
> > > twice
> > >
> > >and it won't do anything different. =(
> > >
> > >i have a hard drive which is partitioned. hdb is partitioned into like 4
> > >sections. i think /var and /home and a few others are on hdb. /root and
> >
> > /swap
> >
> > >are on hda i think...
> > >
> > >what should i do? this is so bad...=( how can i fix this? is there any
> > > way?
> >
> > =(
> >
> > >Quoting Tobias Schlottke <[email protected]>:
> > >>There seems to be a problem with your harddisk...
> > >>Maybe the upgrade also upgraded your kernel?
> > >>You should restart your machine again, maybe switch it off for a
> > >> minute.
> > >>
> > >>Tobi
> > >
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