it looks like 2 of 11 drives are marked as bad. they're ntfs drives so I'm checking them thru a Windows machine now.

Will I need to reinstall Amahi now that it goes into emergency mode (even with no external drives attached)?

the pain just doesn't end :( I unplugged all my external hard drives, and reinstalled amahi 7, from the boot cd. it loads all good, so I start following the wiki on adding drives (really just doing hda-diskmount and editing fstab) since these drives were part of the old system, with data. after rebo...

I seem to be spinning my wheels, so I may just rebuild.

I'll copy the files to another drive, so I can easily edit the fstab, , etc.

anything else I should do? (best practices for re-installs)

I don't believe that helped, thanks though.

Do you know how to make the second grub entry the default? it will allow me to boot into it, but only as emergency

I tried selecting the second entry in the grub menu, and once it boots into emergency mode I tried:
it seemed to undo most of it, but fails with:
I suspect it's due to no network connections

I can only get into the ...recovery boot option. is that where I should go? (I do see my edited fstab when I go this route) I've tried: yum clean all rpm --rebuilddb those run without error package-cleanup returns an error package-cleanup: command not found and yum check gives me a few screens worth...

what will happen If i run the install cd again?

Will it stomp over all my settings? (fstab, greyhole, installed apps etc.) or will it keep all that?

here's my pics again

my pics have been deleted, and I can't upload them as attachments. Not sure what to do here.

I did a yum update, in hopes of fixing an issue I am having, and one of the updates failed along the way. It rebooted the server, and now I can't get the HDA Dashboard, or log in thru WinSCP or putty. Connecting a monitor gives me the following: Links removed During reboot I can go into Fedora 19, o...