Anybody else having issues with Ports
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Re: Anybody else having issues with Ports
If you can not boot the VM you might not be able to boot to the single user. But you can give it a try.
Once you in the single user mode you will need to do this:
Before doing anything else.
Once you in the single user mode you will need to do this:
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mount -u /
Re: Anybody else having issues with Ports
I tried and it stated it needed a fsck.
I ran fsck and it said something about Journalling and y/n so I said Yes and it applied Journaling.
I then was able to mount -u /
then
reboot
and its still won't boot. I started another fresh VM to work with and will delete this one.
I ran fsck and it said something about Journalling and y/n so I said Yes and it applied Journaling.
I then was able to mount -u /
then
reboot
and its still won't boot. I started another fresh VM to work with and will delete this one.
Re: Anybody else having issues with Ports
I just ended up deleting the VM and started over. There is obviously something wrong in the pkgng repository as many Apps now no longer run once installed stating that dependencies are missing. In time they'll get all fixed. Had the same issue last Summer and a couple of months later it was all good.
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Re: Anybody else having issues with Ports
I had the same thing happen to me and I had it on the whole disk. Nothing would boot off the CD until I unplugged the box for a few minutes. I'm running Mint right now.fmh wrote:Just a black screen and no disk activity.
I ran this sudo pkg install -f pkg' and it installed all the libs that Chromium needed and after that it wouldn't boot.
I really like Ghost but not with Firefox. Any chance the next version will have Chromium preinstalled? Either way I'll give it another try once I see something here that shows this cleared up.