Boot stopped on Fedora 13 rawhide

[Sagitter]

Hi,

with last update of my Fedora 13 rawhide, during boot, services stop running at "Start system logger"; i don't know how to resolve problem.

Any ideas ?

Thanks.

[karo1170]

Originally Posted by Sagitter

Hi,

with last update of my Fedora 13 rawhide, during boot, services stop running at "Start system logger"; i don't know how to resolve problem.

Any ideas ?

Thanks.

Same problem here, seems the rsyslog package with the last update was broken?

Boot from a rescue CD, fedora Live-CD or something similar. Then mount your root-directory /
Go to /etc/init.d and make a "mv rsyslog rsyslog_broken". This should disable rsyslog at boot time...

Cordialement!

[jimler45]

Hey Sagitter,

Same here---I waited 10 minutes--then it eventually booted by itself. I didn't see it in Bugzilla. (This was my first post, and it wasn't a question!)

[Sagitter]

Originally Posted by karo1170

Same problem here, seems the rsyslog package with the last update was broken?

Boot from a rescue CD, fedora Live-CD or something similar. Then mount your root-directory /
Go to /etc/init.d and make a "mv rsyslog rsyslog_broken". This should disable rsyslog at boot time...

Cordialement!

Your fix have functioned, now boot is complete.
Thank you very much.

Sagitter.

[zaitcev]

So, what is the bug number?

{Edit: bug https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=563348}

[CiaW]

Thanks for that bugzilla reference. I was going to add myself to it and I've got rsyslog-4.4.2-5.fc13.x86_64 that has issues. But when I try to bring up the koji page OpenDNS can't find it or something. Any ideas on that one?

[NoFate]

The solution in the other topic.
In brief: install latest rsyslog fromhttp://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=155653

If you need to boot in OS, then:
1. Catch grub menu
2. Edit kernel string and add "single" or "1" to the end of the string
3. Press "b" to boot in to 1-st level
4. Switch off this service "chkconfig rsyslog off"
5. Continue to boot to necessary level "init 3" or "init 5"
6. Get latest rsyslog package and install it "yum --nogpgcheck localinstall ./rsyslog...."
7. Switch on "rsyslog" service "su -c "chkconfig rsyslog on" and "su -c service rsyslog start"

That's all

Hello,

It seems the above link is dead, so try this one for koji : http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/index or the link to the rsyslog package: http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/b...buildID=155653

Hope this helps,

Ky

[smr54]

Seems to be fixed with latest updates, so koji may not be necessary.