On Sat, 20 Feb 2021 at 20:27, Semih Ozlem <semihozlemlinuxu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone, > I installed debian 10 on a 64 GB usb. It had been working fine. Last I > installed apache server, virtualbox, docker. After all this it worked fine > for a while, though at times slowly. Currently it is not working. It does not > finish booting, and it gets stuck at a certain point. The scrolling lines > indicate DEPEND problem and failing to start network manager and some other > issues, that I have not been able to write down. On Sun, 21 Feb 2021 at 02:05, Semih Ozlem <semihozlemlinuxu...@gmail.com> wrote: > When Debian is starting the following are the highlighted messages and or > places where booting pauses and at the very end pauses almost indefinitely > (or rather when I lost the patience for waiting for new messages to come up > and shut down the machine). > I am writing everything down I was able to get out of the system below. I > have the following questions > (i) is there any automatic system recovery tools worth trying > (ii) is there a set of commands that could be executed when in rescue mode to > restore the system > (iii) is it worth the time to try to rescue the system (or better of giving > up and reinstalling the system from scratch on the device) > (iv) is there something to be learned from this series of errors so that if > not repeated, this problem can be avoided in the future from occuring again? > (i.e. a correct diagnosis of the reason for the problem) > Can anyone help? Hi And I see that elsewhere you have mentioned btrfs. When I hear about a Debian system that is running from a USB flash memory stick, I do not expect high performance from that system, due to the slow response of the USB flash memory compared to an internal hard drive. If you want to run a Debian system from a USB flash memory stick, then I suggest to keep it as simple as possible and not install software that requires a reasonably responsive internal hard drive. If you want to run btrfs, apache, virtualbox, docker, etc then I suggest to work on a Debian system that is installed on an internal hard drive.
