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Good afternoon
Thank You for help.
I ll answer into Your email
with
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Von: Andrew M.A. Cater <amacater@einval.com>
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 25. Oktober 2023 12:04
An: Schwibinger Michael <hbss@hotmail.com>
Betreff: Re: AW: AW: Panic again any idea IV
On Wed, Oct 25, 2023 at 10:59:09AM +0000, Schwibinger Michael wrote:
> Good morning
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> Thank You.
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> I do booting.
> Crash.
> Bug report I did send.
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Hi Sophie,
Thank you. You didn't really send a bug report
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I know.
But how can I produce a bug report
when the PC is frozen?
that we could use.
If you could write down what happens, it would help
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I do booting---> Crash
I do booting from HD
I interrupt booting and I do change to recobery mode
then there is DEBIAN 11.
> I do booting recovery mode
> all is fine.
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So: you are running Debian 11.
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Yes.
You boot from an install medium.
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I do booting from HD
like every day before.
Instead of "install", you choose "recovery mode".
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Sorry no.
Morning.
I push button of PC
PC is starting
DEBIAN tried to boot.
Now I interrupt booting
change to recvery.
That works for you. Am I right so far?
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Maybe.
I try to boot from HD
in the morning.
Next question:
Is this on a desktop or on a laptop - what *sort* of computer, what type?
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Its a desktop PC.
> Can I check the PC using recovery mode?
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The recovery mode looks very like an install. If you work through, then you
should eventually be asked which filesystem to mount as your main partition.
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I think no.
When I do chose recovery it is booting like an OK-Debian.
If you are able to mount the original root (/) partition, you may also be
able to find out any logs or error messages written to disk which may help
diagnosis of your problem.
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How do I mount?
When do I have to mount?
You may be asked whether you want to reinstall Grub to make the system
bootable
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Then I have to say YES?
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> What error message is on the screen when it fails to boot?
> Id did send it.
> I only make a screenshop with a digicam
> because the PC is frozen.
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Sorry that wasn't readable.
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Its made with a digicam.
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> Does the same thing happen if you boot off a live operating system image?
> Yes.
Can you show us - maybe by using the live system to export the install
logs?
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Sorry.
I dont understand.
I put LIVE CD in
I start booting.
Same crash like booting from HD.
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Second question here.
Can I read out
install logs during using recovery?
Or grub?
> I tried to kill Debian by install it new with a LIVE CD.
> Same bug report.
>
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> Have you changed anything recently?
> What did I do?
> Update to 11.
> Boot and crash.
> Now I do use recovery mode.
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> No change in any files.
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Last and final question for now:
Do you have anything that you *need* on this computer - any data that is
important to you?
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No.
I do daily backup.
If not, I would suggest that you use a new install
medium for Debian 12 - the netinst at https://www.debian.org/index.de.html
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Sorry for stupid question.
Do You think
PC is accepting
LIVE CD 12
but not accepting Debian 11 LIVECD?
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> Has someone checked that the memory is seated correctly in the slots?
> Yes.
> The hardware is fine
> also because recovery does not have a problem:
> GIMP
> Burning
> GEDIT
> CAWS
CAWS - fitness coaching???
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Sorry
CLAWS
email software.
(for example: https://www.trainwithcaws.com/)
> FIREFOX
> all is working fine.
>
> Thank You
> Please ask me.
>
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All the very best, as ever,
Andy Cater
(amacater@debian.org)
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Regards
Sophie
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