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Mitel Forums => MiVoice Office 250/Mitel 5000 => Topic started by: super6 on February 08, 2013, 04:46:14 PM
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We have a Mitel Standard Linux server that apparently has some corruption and the error I get is during boot...
Unexpected Inconsistency; Run fsck Manually
Checking File system. An Error Occurred during the file system check. Dropping you to a shell; the system will reboot when you leave the shell. Give root password for maintenance or type Control D to continue.
It will not accept the password and when I CTRL D it just reboots. How can I get to a prompt to run fsck? Any help with this is GREATLY appreciated. Thanks!
Perry :-\
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Honestly... I hope you have a valid backup, sounds like a reinstall from scratch is necessary since you can't get to the shell with the known correct password.
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Well we didn't so we ended up having to reinstall from scratch. The guy who install it never did take a backup of the config file so we had to go thru it start to finish.
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Well we didn't so we ended up having to reinstall from scratch. The guy who install it never did take a backup of the config file so we had to go thru it start to finish.
That sucks... been there more than once. Since then I have been purchasing some really cheap 256MB, 512MB, and lately 1GB flash drives online in lots of 10-25, usually for less than a buck each on eBay but sometimes you have to look a bit, and then use them for backups and leave them onsite stashed somewhere and labelled. Saved me more than once!!! Just wish every tech did that on installation and whenever making onsite changes...
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use them for backups and leave them onsite stashed somewhere and labelled.
That's our company policy. We use Velcro buttons to stick them right to the controllers.
Now if we could get techs to follow procedures...
I'll have to look at ebay. We've getting 4G sticks for about $7. That's more space than we need.
Ralph
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We cable tie them to the cab itself, but these velcro buttons sound much better,
We also have an ftp site for techs, dirt cheap to setup (easy if you happen to be a hosting company or ISP) alternatively a company I use personally is really good (not sure if this is allowed but I'm sure the mods will correct me if i'm wrong!) www.ovh.co.uk (they are all over the world), its about £28 a year for a domain and hosting, you can obviously go higher but as a basic start its not bad.
Sorry mods if thats not allowed.
John
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Sorry mods if thats not allowed. (http://Sorry mods if thats not allowed.)
No worries. That's the type of stuff we should be sharing.
Ralph