> You have probably read my rants about our firewall dying. Well, it is
> possible that the logs( which have not been cleared in quite while) just
> filled the available space on the drive and now the system will no
> longer boot.
> We are looking for someone who could access this drive and clear the
> logs and run fsck for us. This is beyond my abilities or I would do it
> myself.
Step # 1, boot with your rescue floppies or rescue CD, then see why
you can't boot. If you can't boot because of log sizes, no room on
the boot drive or the like, you must be talking about a M$ system or
something, so never mind. Since I started keeping two bootable drives
on my (only) computer the rescue CD is seldom needed. (I press F9 for
boot drive selection)
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