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I have caused a problem with my Fedora Core 2
installation. I was trying to add a
small fat32 partition to my hard drive.
Instead of taking the space from my existing fat32 partition or my NTFS
partition, Partition Commender decided to take the
space out of the swap partition. And
unfortunately, the back stepping feature so proudly proclaimed on the partition
commander box decided not to remember how to undo this. I managed to undo it manually, but now
whenever I try to boot into Linux, my computer locks up after I try to log in. I tried deleting the line that mounts the
swap space from the fstab file. Other than that, I have no idea what to
try. I tried booting into the linux rescue mode, but didn’t really know what to do
once I logged in. How do I go about trouble shooting and fixing this problem? Ryan |
