Linux Startup issues BusyBox vx.x.xx built-in shell

This could be a disk detection error, especially after an unsecured shutdown or a damaged disk.

Workaround:

1. When selecting the startup item, select the first item, such as:

Ubuntu 8.04kernl.2.6.22-16-generic

2, press E to enter the editing state, in the last few lines see load Kernel command, similar to this:

/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.22-16-generic Root=uuid=xxxxxro Quiet Splash

3. Replace "quiet Splash" with "all_generic_ide" at this time, then press CTRL + X to run.

4, the system will enter the automatic detection state, if the shutdown error, may start failure and the following prompt:

Fsck exited with status code 4

5, then try to use the following repair:

Fsck-y/dev/sda6

6, where sda* is your system's partition, can be viewed via sudo fdisk-l

At this point, the system will start successfully ~

Linux Startup issues BusyBox vx.x.xx built-in shell