Ubuntu: Target filesystem doesn & #39; t have/sbin/init (Slax solution), sbinslax

Ubuntu: Target filesystem doesn' t have/sbin/init (Slax solution), sbinslax

When the computer (Ubuntu) is restarted due to abnormal power failure or other reasons:

Killedmount: mounting /dev on /root/dev failed: No such file or directorymount: mounting /sys on /root/sys failed: No such file or directorymount: mounting /proc on /root/proc failed: No such file or directoryTarget filesystem doesn't have /sbin/initNo init found. Try passing init= bootarg

There is a problem with the file system and it cannot be mounted. Don't worry, there is a saving:

Some methods are to create a boot disk for Ubuntu and use the Ubuntu execution File System of the trial version for restoration. This USB flash drive may not be able to start successfully.

Here is a more reliable method, Slax. Slax is a convenient and portable Linux operating system that can be carried directly in a USB flash drive.

To solve the problem, follow these steps:

① Download Slax: http://www.slax.org/zhcn/download.php select 32 or 64zip

② After formatting your USB flash drive, decompress it to the root directory of the USB flash drive.

③ Double-click the/slax/boot/bootinst. bat creation wizard. After the Wizard is complete, you can use your USB flash drive to start Slax.

④ Set the bios to start from the USB flash drive. At this time, the stylish and sexy Slax will start.

⑤ Download a boot info script in the resource, address: http://download.csdn.net/detail/wu20093346/8065879

Copy the bootinfoscript-061.tar.gz file to the Slax desktop, decompress it, and Extract here.

7. Execute the Script: bash ~ /Desktop/boot_info_script.sh

Then, the table generates results.txt, open it, and read it.

Worker determines the partition in which your Ubuntu is located. If it is in sda1 or sda7

Then, run e2fsck-f-y-v/dev/sda1 or e2fsck-f-y-v/dev/sda7.

Close Slax, unplug the boot disk, and boot your Ubuntu system.

Ubuntu cannot be started

The setting in/etc/fstab is incorrect.
 
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Is wubi installed or independently? For independent installation, run the fsck command. Blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_49f914ab0100hb0o.html

In this case, you can still start the ubuntu iso file with grub4dos boot under xp, enter the desktop, open the terminal, and run the fsck command as root.