On 11/08/2010 06:24 AM, Chuck Henderson wrote:
I am running a system built from the ACID CD. I had it customized and working good and then tried to add another node to the same system. When asterisk tried to restart, the operating system crashed and became unreachable from the network or from the console. I then rebooted the system and it will not boot up.
It seems that the file system is damaged.
I know that I could just rebuilld from the CD and then attempt to remember what I did to get the system working the way I had it but if it is possible to do a recovery procedure I would prefer that.
Is there a procedure to repair the file system and recover my customized configuration files from the system?
Here is a screen shot of the console after attempting to reboot
http://www.midlandsnetworking.com/wb9uus-crash.jpg
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There is no recovery procedure, although it is a good idea to back up the /etc/asterisk directory often if you are not having the portal download the configuration (i.e. register-only mode). This error has nothing to do with ACID itself. Your hard disk is getting an I/O error and that is probably because of a bad sector on the disk. You should replace the hard disk and install from scratch. Steve WA6ZFT