Ubuntu:target filesystem doesn& #39; t Have/sbin/init (Slax solution)

The computer (Ubuntu) is started again because of an abnormal power outage or other reasons. Very unfortunate to appear:

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/sbi N/initno Init found. Try passing init= Bootarg

There was a problem with the file system and could not be mounted. Don't worry. Also saved:

There are ways to make an Ubuntu startup disk. Using the experience version of Ubuntu to run the file system repair, this USB stick does not necessarily start successfully.

There's a more plausible way, Slax.

Slax is a handy, portable Linux operating system that can be carried directly on a USB stick.

To resolve the above problem steps:

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

② format your USB stick, unzip to the root folder of the USB stick

③ Double-click/slax/boot/bootinst.bat to create the wizard, you can start the Slax with your USB stick.

④ set the BIOS to boot from the USB stick. This time the fashionable sexy slax is going to start.

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

⑥ Copy this bootinfoscript-061.tar.gz to the Slax desktop. Extract. Extract here.

⑦ Run script: Bash ~/desktop/boot_info_script.sh

After the ⑧ is finished, the desktop generates RESULTS.txt and opens it. Read.

⑨ infers which partition your Ubuntu is in, assuming the sda1. or SDA7.

⑩ so run e2fsck-f-y-v/dev/sda1 or e2fsck-f-y-v/dev/sda7

Close the Slax, unplug the boot disk, boot up, and your Ubuntu should be restored.

Ubuntu:target filesystem doesn& #39; t Have/sbin/init (Slax solution)