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Old 09-12-2007, 12:16 AM
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My CentOS is crashed due to some classpath changes and while logging in, it shows the login screen and its not entering into the OS..

I have only one user for my CentOS.. can anyone tell me how to restore my last worked session? Please help........
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Old 09-12-2007, 12:36 AM
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In ur login screen there is a session called Fail_Safe terminal select and try to login with ur username and password..........Session will be restored
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i have tried using Fail_safe terminal session but again am facing the same problem. I cant log in... Please tell if there is any other way to restore the last worked session... thanks in advance...
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Do u have OS CD..there is a backup session in OS cd..You can restore the session from there
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If your CentOS is crashed, you can restore the previous working session by the following steps,

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1. Restart the System
2. Boot the system with the CentOS Installation CD
3. Press F5(Rescue) in the first boot screen
4. Then, type "linux rescue" and press "Enter"
5. You have forwarded to the language chosen screen, choose your language
6. Then, select the keyboard type
7. Then, select the network interfaces - "no". If "yes" you have to set the network configurations again
8. Then press "continue" in the "Rescue" screen
9. Then, you have forwarded to a command prompt.give the following command
cd /mnt/sysimage
Here you can set the default classpath settings by editing the bash files

10.Then, remove the boot CD and restart the system

Now, the centOS is recovered with default classpaths...
Hope this will help you.


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