HTML clipboard When you start a Linux system, BIOS first select the boot device and load the boot sector. Further, it looks to load the kernel image, after which the setup code runs to execute the Kernel. If your system is prompting that it can’t find the kernel image, the system will fail to boot. [...] [...more]
In Linux operating system, fsck (file system check) is a command-line utility that allows you to check file system and hard drive integrity. Using this tool, you can even fix some minor errors of file system. Generally, it runs automatically during system boot when Linux detects that the file system is not in consistent state, [...] [...more]
quesomanrulz.com / twitter.com – Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) is the latest and certainly greatest from the Ubuntu flavor of Linux. Shipping with Ubuntu 9.10 is a heavily modified version of the classic bootloader “GRUB”. This is honestly the only thing I find negative about Karmic, I feel that GRUB 2 is certainly a downgrade, at [...] [...more]
When you power on your computer, the first software that runs is a bootloader that invokes the computer’s OS. www.linuxhaxor.net phpGRUB, the GRand Unified Bootloader, is an integral part of many Linux systems. Most Linux distributions that use GRUB come with it installed and ready to use. Many of the distributions that do not have [...] [...more]
Transitioning to the New GRUB 2 Boot Loader The tools used to boot Linux are changing. Specifically, the Grand Unified Bootloader is now officially in maintenance mode only, and GRUB’s developers have abandoned the original GRUB in favor of an entirely rewritten package, known as GRUB 2. Discover GRUB 2′s new capabilities and how to [...] [...more]
