On Jul 10, 2014, at 4:20 PM, John Lauro <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>> 
>> Filesystem		Size		Used		Avail		Use%		Mounted on
>> /dev/sda6			3.9G		133M		3.8G		4%			/
>> tmpfs			3.9G		0			3.9G		0%			/dev/shm
>> /dev/sda7			3.9G		133M		3.8G		4%			/home
>> 
> 
> Well, that is not looking good.  Was that booted from the rescue cd?
> 
> Sometimes when you boot from a different drive (such as CD) it can switch the devices around.  Maybe they are on SDB?
> What does "fdisk -l" show?
> 


Well, I don’t remember for sure how I booted to get into that, but I’m pretty sure I booted it from the hard drive.

I just rebooted it using the rescue disk, and “df -h” now shows:


Filesystem		Size		Used		Avail		Use%		Mounted on
/dev				4.0G		220K		4.0G		1%			/dev
none			250M	137M		114M	55%			/tmp
/dev/loop0		137M	137M		0		100%		/mnt/runtime
/dev/sda6			20G		11M			8.6G		55%			/mnt/sysimage
/dev				4.0G		220K		4.0G		1%			/mnt/sysimage/dev
/dev/tmpfs		4.0G		0			4.0G		0%			/mnt/sysimage/dev/shm
/dev/sda7			111G	80G			26G		76%			/mnt/sysimage/home


fdisk -l

Gives too much to type and get back with you in a timely manner, but they are on /dev/sda, not /sdb.

If you’d like that output, though, I’ll be happy to post it for you.

I’ll start typing it now…

I just wanted to get back with you as quickly as I could.