Re: df: module not found

["Stephen A. Derdau" <sderdau gmilcs org>]

!st I have to say thank you !!!

Everytime I reboot the system goes back to where it was.
I've redone mount-oremount,ro / 
	/usr
	/usr/loca etc
over and over

I've noticed that the /etc/mtab looks like something
from dmesg output almost like dmesg > /etc/mtab.

I can still telnet to the system I've made a backup copy
of my /etc/mtab and replace it after I can log in from
another system. On the other system I type xdm 
and I get a xdm window on the mixed up system.
I can than log into xwindows and do things.

I'm not sure what happened.
I'm not sure what I need to do probably reinstall ?

Jan Carlson wrote:
> 
> Your filesystem looks corrupted.
> Reboot.  At the LILO prompt, type linux single.
> 
> mount -oremount,ro /        (mount /  READONLY)
> e2fsck -f -y /dev/hda2      (whatever your / is)
> 
> Do similar mount and e2fsck with all your other
> Linux filesystems, if any.
> 
> Then reboot, and hopefully you'll see things work again.
> 
> If you did e2fsck before when the filesystem was mounted
> READWRITE, you may have made things worse.
> 
> "Stephen A. Derdau" wrote:
> >
> > This all started when the system crashed.
> > Now I can't get a login prompt.
> > However, I can telnet etc to the server just can't
> > log into the console.
> >
> > when I run df I get the follwing errors :
> >
> >  df
> > Filesystem         1024-blocks  Used Available Capacity Mounted on
> > df: module: No such file or directory
> > df: kerneld,: No such file or directory
> > df: filesystems.: No such file or directory
> > df: clean,: No such file or directory
> > df: clean,: No such file or directory
> > df: clean,: No such file or directory
> > df: clean,: No such file or directory
> > df: was: No such file or directory
> > df: 2486/128520: No such file or directory
> 
> --
> Jan Carlson
> janc iname com   Scarborough, Ontario, Canada
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