after a switched off period of 10 days, I started my nearly 8 year old HP system and end allways in the
"you are in emergency mode. … Give root password for maintenance (or press Control-D to continue):
message.
I tryed ‘Control-D’ and after loged in as root the ‘sysemctrl default’ and ‘systemctrl reboot’
All this commands end in the same errormesage above.
The ‘univention-app info’ command gets: UCS: 5.0.3 errata751
Installed:
dhcp-serve=12.0
pkgdb=11.0
radius=5.0samba4=4.16
self-service=5.0
self-service-backend==5.0
Upgrade:
also I found out, that ssh is NOMORE running on the system.
runns well befor the long switchoff.
The system was installed some time ago from a colleague who is no more available.
I did all the updates with the browser interface and are not so fitt in linux
Is there a possibillity to do an repair install ore something else?
If Linux starts in emergency mode, there was something gone wrong with the file system.
You should keep a view on the display messages - press <Esc> if Univention logo appears, to see the messages.
After login you should chroot to the disk to check the syslog for the error message. In many cases the logfile (as well as the boot messages) show a message, what command to execute to fix the error.