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Old 07-03-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Unhappy Fedora 7 is not booting
While starting my notebook (Compaq Presario) GRUB shows:

ata1: port failed to respond

No volume groups found

Volume group "VolGroup00" not found

unable to access resume device (/dev/VolGroup00/LogVol01)

Then the message: Kernel panic
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i would boot with a LiveCD that supports LVM .then i would activate the volume group and see if this is because of a filesystem inconsistency or an HD problem
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It seems a HD issue. After switching power off, beating/shaking the notebook it starts booting.
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It seems a HD issue. After switching power off, beating/shaking the notebook it starts booting.
looool , that was funny. i remember when i was young we had a TV you needed to box if ever you wanted to watch.

i think you need to backup now. because once your HD goes crazy like this you should be ready for ...
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looool , that was funny. i remember when i was young we had a TV you needed to box if ever you wanted to watch.
Sweet old memories... We had a TV ( Crown Castle, Still remember its brand ) that used to work only if we bang it twice or thrice after switching on...
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