pete-the-meat
August 12th, 2008, 03:00 PM
Hi there.
When booting my system it hangs after it tries to start the kernel log daemon. The text on the screen is as follows:
chown: invalid group: `root:tty'
chgrp: invalid group: `adm'
chown: invalid group: `polkituser:polkituser'
FATAL: Error inserting battery (/lib/modules/2.6.24-19-rt/kernel/drivers/acpi/battery.ko): No such device
* Starting systen log daemon...
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
* Doing wacom setup...
* Starting kernel log daemon...
chown: invalid group: `klog:klog'
chown: invalid group: `klog:klog'
By the time I'd typed all that out it had moved on and tried to boot, then I got a screen telling me something about the fact that there was no gdm group and dropped me into tty1.
I had a look at /etc/group and it only contains one line:
nogroup:x:65534 - I'm sure this isn't correct and that this file should contain lots of stuff. I'm thinking the only way to recover from this is to copy across the /etc/group from the livecd but I thought I'd check here first to see if there's was a hotfix for this problem - google didn't come up with anything useful. Is this right?
Many thanks :)
When booting my system it hangs after it tries to start the kernel log daemon. The text on the screen is as follows:
chown: invalid group: `root:tty'
chgrp: invalid group: `adm'
chown: invalid group: `polkituser:polkituser'
FATAL: Error inserting battery (/lib/modules/2.6.24-19-rt/kernel/drivers/acpi/battery.ko): No such device
* Starting systen log daemon...
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
chown: invalid group: `syslog:adm'
* Doing wacom setup...
* Starting kernel log daemon...
chown: invalid group: `klog:klog'
chown: invalid group: `klog:klog'
By the time I'd typed all that out it had moved on and tried to boot, then I got a screen telling me something about the fact that there was no gdm group and dropped me into tty1.
I had a look at /etc/group and it only contains one line:
nogroup:x:65534 - I'm sure this isn't correct and that this file should contain lots of stuff. I'm thinking the only way to recover from this is to copy across the /etc/group from the livecd but I thought I'd check here first to see if there's was a hotfix for this problem - google didn't come up with anything useful. Is this right?
Many thanks :)