so easy
Sat, 13 Dec 2014 00:22:14 +0100
Took me nearly three hours to recover a broken systemd boot process with OpenSUSE. Would have been soooooooo much easier and quicker if it would tell me what the heck it is trying to do and what failed. 
But no it would be much to easy to tell LVM has a missing symbol and cannot do anything. But it must be my ignorance to not understand such messages:
After I got a recovery console without anything that would let me recover a system I was looking for an old Slackware CD, vgchange -ay, mounting, chroot, reinstall some lvm packages, reboot, finished.
But no it would be much to easy to tell LVM has a missing symbol and cannot do anything. But it must be my ignorance to not understand such messages:Reached target System Initialization.
A start job is running for deviceAfter I got a recovery console without anything that would let me recover a system I was looking for an old Slackware CD, vgchange -ay, mounting, chroot, reinstall some lvm packages, reboot, finished.
Sun, 14 Dec 2014 13:57:49 +0100
In my experience, most of them do, they just don't advertise it. I've never had a host refuse a request for a distro they don't advertise, unless you're talking the under $5 ultra-economy hosts or OpenVZ - though they don't tend to offer it with monthly billing, you'll pay quarterly or six monthly.
BSD might be a different matter, but you can generally get a Linux of your choice whatever it is.
BSD might be a different matter, but you can generally get a Linux of your choice whatever it is.
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