Instead of directly commenting out the file system (FS), we can first run mount -a. Then, we’ll check which FS is causing issues during boot. After that, we can take a backup, comment it out in fstab, and proceed with the reboot.
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Hi Sir, Thanks for the explanation.. Is it the only potential reason for that issue or do we have any other reasons also. Because In my vmware I have faced this issue.. when I am trying to give the root password, the same screen(press ctrld to continue) appears again and again.
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Instead of directly commenting out the file system (FS), we can first run mount -a. Then, we’ll check which FS is causing issues during boot. After that, we can take a backup, comment it out in fstab, and proceed with the reboot.
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You csn always verify with mount -a too before booting. If there are no errors, your good to go.
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Sir please make a complete video of troubleshooting related booting and kernel panic issue and the work of all modes like rescue, emergency and so on
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Cool... Kernel panic error ka rhel 9 pe ek vdo chahiye.
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Very useful video sir.. Thank you. I have a doubt sir .. how to study and how to remember things after studying sir .. while watching videos i easily understood the concepts .. but unable to remember especially commands sir .. how to improve sir. Can you share some study strategy which you follow during your initial days or beginner phase
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Hi Sir, Thanks for the explanation.. Is it the only potential reason for that issue or do we have any other reasons also. Because In my vmware I have faced this issue.. when I am trying to give the root password, the same screen(press ctrld to continue) appears again and again.
Sir, please make videos on grub-rescue mode, initramfs issue and various kernel panic scenarios
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df -h hung what to do sir
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When the df -h command hangs in Linux, it usually indicates a problem with one or more mounted filesystems.
1. Network Filesystem Issues:
If a network filesystem like NFS, CIFS (Samba), or SSHFS is mounted, and the network connection is slow or down, the df -h command can hang while trying to retrieve information about that filesystem.
2,Stale NFS Handles:
If an NFS server becomes unreachable or its configuration changes, the client may end up with stale NFS handles. This can cause df -h to hang while trying to access the NFS mount.
3.Filesystem Corruption:
A corrupted or damaged local filesystem can cause df -h to hang as it struggles to read the filesystem's metadata.
4.Hardware Issues:
Problems with storage devices, such as failing disks or malfunctioning RAID controllers, can cause df -h to hang while accessing the affected disks.
5.Automounter Issues:
If automounter (like autofs) is in use and it is slow to mount filesystems, df -h might hang while waiting for these mounts to complete.
6.Large or Slow Mount Points:
If there are very large filesystems or slow external drives connected, df -h might take a long time to complete as it processes these filesystems.
Troubleshooting Steps:
Check for Network Issues: If network filesystems are mounted, check the network connection to the servers.
Unmount Stale Filesystems: Try to unmount the problematic filesystems using umount or umount -f for forced unmount.
Check dmesg: Run dmesg | grep -i "error" to check for hardware or filesystem errors.
Use strace: Run strace df -h to see where the command is hanging.
Isolate the Issue: Try running df on individual mount points to identify which one is causing the hang, e.g., df /.
kernel panic error
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When initramfs get corrupted , then also we get booting error
That we can fix easily through dracut command