Fedora Does not boot after a correct shutdown

[jcrivera]

Hi,
It is just me or it is the whole Fedora Project that does not let me upgrade peacefully, I upgraded using a DVD, but failed, so I format and reinstalled from zero, after a couple of days, after several updates, my SO just decided not to boot anymore, I really do not know how to fix it, or should I reinstalled it again, but help needed. I attached some images for what I am complaining.

Thanks,

[bob]

No images came through. If they're too large, you might upload them to the Albums and then link from there.

[jcrivera]

Thanks, did not notice that pictures did not upload, this is the link, or, they are bounded to my profile:
http://forums.fedoraforum.org/album.php?albumid=299

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I've got a Acer laptop computer, AMD Athlon 64 X2, 4 GB Memory, 320 HD, ATI RADEON -- :-( -- HD3200.
Thanks in advance.

[jcrivera]

Please Help, I really do not want to re-install the whole SO again, and really getting bored of using W7, I'd love my fedora back.

[secipolla]

Boot to recovery mode then run 'yum history' ('man yum' will tell you all about the history options).
Find out the operation when the upgrade failed. If its number 100 (example) run 'yum history rollback 100'.
If it's the last operation you did with yum, just run 'yum history undo last'.

As for the trouble you're having, X server is crashing. The details you get at /var/log/Xorg.0.log

[jcrivera]

Hi, Ive tried your recomendation, but no luck, the rollback process stops due to no network connection, when entering recue mode, it just does not start network daemon.