Centos 7 - Stuck in Emergency Mode after power failure
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After power failure, when I try to reboot my Centos-7, it goes straight to Emergency Mode prompt. Following is a screenshot of journalctl -xb
Any help on how to get back things to normal would be really appreciated.
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After power failure, when I try to reboot my Centos-7, it goes straight to Emergency Mode prompt. Following is a screenshot of journalctl -xb
Any help on how to get back things to normal would be really appreciated.
centos
asked Jul 11 at 10:32
xplorerdev
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if /dev/sda is your hard drive, your screenshot tells there are errors on it. Time to think about salvaging data (eg by using a live cd/usb boot)
– A.B
Jul 11 at 11:06
If you are corporate as this screen points to, it makes more sense paying someone to do the job. This screen also may be be a breach of your NDA, it would sure be a breach of mine.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jul 11 at 13:24
I also feel the hard drive is gone now. Too many power failures in last couple of months. Thanks guys.
– xplorerdev
Jul 12 at 4:13
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After power failure, when I try to reboot my Centos-7, it goes straight to Emergency Mode prompt. Following is a screenshot of journalctl -xb
Any help on how to get back things to normal would be really appreciated.
centos
asked Jul 11 at 10:32
xplorerdev
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After power failure, when I try to reboot my Centos-7, it goes straight to Emergency Mode prompt. Following is a screenshot of journalctl -xb
Any help on how to get back things to normal would be really appreciated.
centos
asked Jul 11 at 10:32
xplorerdev
11
asked Jul 11 at 10:32
xplorerdev
11
asked Jul 11 at 10:32
xplorerdev
11
asked Jul 11 at 10:32
xplorerdev
11
11
2
if /dev/sda is your hard drive, your screenshot tells there are errors on it. Time to think about salvaging data (eg by using a live cd/usb boot)
– A.B
Jul 11 at 11:06
If you are corporate as this screen points to, it makes more sense paying someone to do the job. This screen also may be be a breach of your NDA, it would sure be a breach of mine.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jul 11 at 13:24
I also feel the hard drive is gone now. Too many power failures in last couple of months. Thanks guys.
– xplorerdev
Jul 12 at 4:13
add a comment |Â
2
if /dev/sda is your hard drive, your screenshot tells there are errors on it. Time to think about salvaging data (eg by using a live cd/usb boot)
– A.B
Jul 11 at 11:06
If you are corporate as this screen points to, it makes more sense paying someone to do the job. This screen also may be be a breach of your NDA, it would sure be a breach of mine.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jul 11 at 13:24
I also feel the hard drive is gone now. Too many power failures in last couple of months. Thanks guys.
– xplorerdev
Jul 12 at 4:13
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if /dev/sda is your hard drive, your screenshot tells there are errors on it. Time to think about salvaging data (eg by using a live cd/usb boot)
– A.B
Jul 11 at 11:06
if /dev/sda is your hard drive, your screenshot tells there are errors on it. Time to think about salvaging data (eg by using a live cd/usb boot)
– A.B
Jul 11 at 11:06
If you are corporate as this screen points to, it makes more sense paying someone to do the job. This screen also may be be a breach of your NDA, it would sure be a breach of mine.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jul 11 at 13:24
If you are corporate as this screen points to, it makes more sense paying someone to do the job. This screen also may be be a breach of your NDA, it would sure be a breach of mine.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jul 11 at 13:24
I also feel the hard drive is gone now. Too many power failures in last couple of months. Thanks guys.
– xplorerdev
Jul 12 at 4:13
I also feel the hard drive is gone now. Too many power failures in last couple of months. Thanks guys.
– xplorerdev
Jul 12 at 4:13
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if /dev/sda is your hard drive, your screenshot tells there are errors on it. Time to think about salvaging data (eg by using a live cd/usb boot)
– A.B
Jul 11 at 11:06
If you are corporate as this screen points to, it makes more sense paying someone to do the job. This screen also may be be a breach of your NDA, it would sure be a breach of mine.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jul 11 at 13:24
I also feel the hard drive is gone now. Too many power failures in last couple of months. Thanks guys.
– xplorerdev
Jul 12 at 4:13