[ kragujevcanin @ 08.03.2010. 22:50 ] @
Posle updatovanja i restartovanja racunara prijavljuje mi gresku root.disk not found.!! POMOZITE MOLIM VAS!!
koristim ubuntu 9.10
[ combuster @ 09.03.2010. 09:01 ] @
Jesi cackao nesto, ili se desilo samo od sebe posle update-a, ili se desilo samo od sebe?
[ kragujevcanin @ 09.03.2010. 13:59 ] @
Samo od sebe. U shell mogu da udjem i to je to.
[ combuster @ 09.03.2010. 14:21 ] @
Kucaj u terminalu:

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get upgrade

Pa onda reboot kad zavrsi i vidi da li je problem resen.
[ Srđan Pavlović @ 09.03.2010. 14:23 ] @
Mozda dobije samo GRUB prompt.
Citat:
U shell mogu da udjem i to je to.

Kakav shell?
[ kragujevcanin @ 09.03.2010. 14:30 ] @
Ne u bash shell vec u builtin shell (nemam klasican prompt).
[ Srđan Pavlović @ 09.03.2010. 14:33 ] @
Jel ovako nesto slicno?


[ kragujevcanin @ 09.03.2010. 14:46 ] @
Pise ovako...

ALERT host/ubuntu/disks/root.disk does not exist. droping to a shell.

Filesystem type ntfs
partition type 0x07

BusyBox v1.13.3 ("neki text") Buil-in shell (ash)tu/disks

[linux initrd @"neke cifre" bytes]
(initrams)_

To je to, ako bi makad mogli da mi pomognete da 'spasim' home direktorijum, instalirao bih ponovo sistem ako mora.
[ Srđan Pavlović @ 09.03.2010. 14:52 ] @
Uvek mozes sa Live diska podici sistem, i bekapovati
podatke sa particija ukoliko nije nesto zabrljano na particijama.

Jel si to instalirao preko WUBI-ja?
[ kragujevcanin @ 09.03.2010. 15:06 ] @
da, instalirao sam preko wubi-a. znaci samo da skinem novi Ubuntu i prevucem preko particije gde mi se ovaj "osteceni" nalazi?
[ Srđan Pavlović @ 09.03.2010. 15:40 ] @
Ah, pa da - preko WUBI-ja.. :(

Nisam tako instalirao sistem nikada, tako da ne znam
tacno sta i kako on tu radi, ne bih da te zeznem nesto...

U svakom slucaju treba izbegavati takav nacin instalacije, unutar windows-a.

Mislim cak da on nije uopste na particiji, nego neki fajl samo...
[ maksvel @ 09.03.2010. 16:21 ] @
Citat:
Ubuntu cannot be booted if Windows has not been shut down cleanly, you have to clear the Windows filesystem from Windows (there is no chkdsk equivalent for Linux yet). If Wubi fails to start, boot into Windows, run chkdsk /r from Windows on the same drive where you have installedUbuntu, shutdown cleanly and then try to boot into Ubuntu again.

Note that sometimes files are moved by Windows into a hidden folder called c:\found.000. You need to have c:\ubuntu\disks\root.disk and c:\ubuntu\disks\boot. If you do not see those, look for found.000. You need to change the Windows Explorer settings to be able to see hidden folders first, then move the files from found.000 to their original location.

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide

(BTW, kakve su ovo oznake pored postova - Gojko planira uvođenje glasanja, ne?)