Recent content by KeYunLong

Everything is going good until the 3-rd step "touch /.autorelabel" is accepted without an issue, but after "exit" the VM freezes.

I ran "ls l /usr/bin | more" and "ls l /usr/sbin | more" the output is very long, so I give just two examples of each. In general all permissions are set to root. First "ls l /usr/bin | more" Here is "ls l /usr/sbin | more"

It was a very simple training script: #!/bin/bash echo "Look at our services" for $services in "Products" "Sales" "Support" do echo "$services" done saved under /usr/local/bin. ehh.. I expected it, honestly. I will look a few more options and probably just reinstall the VM.

Thanks for your feedback! I added init=/bin/bash rw Then I tried both lsmod I tried to install fuse sync was fine.. but I didn't do nothing.. maybe that's why.

I did a few additional troubleshooting steps. I booted into single-user mode by doing the following things: Started my virtual machine. When the GRUB menu appeared, selected the entry for my Eurolinux 9.2 distribution. Pressed the e key to edit the boot parameters. Located the line that...

Hi all, I used this VM to practice a bash script from time to time - the last one was nothing really special - "for" loop. I saved it in "usr/local/bin/". It was about 2 weeks ago. Yesterday I wanted to boot my VM and it got stuck on the splash screen: I pressed "escape" to see what is going...

Workaround found: tested RHEL 8 on VMware workstation - I successfully installed and launched linux there. It seems that something is wrong with my Oracle VM VirtualBox. It's not a version issue - I checked it and it's the most recent. It's strange that on Oracle VM Centos 7 could be...

I totally forgot about. Unfortunately, even after I changed it - I deleted the old machine and created a new one - it didn't help. I tested for both - Red hat (64-bit) and Other Linux (64-bit) the same error message. I switched from NAT to Bridged adapter to test boot on both network settings...

Hi, I'm learning Linux. Until now, I used Centos 7 and I didn't have any issue. I wanted to check Red Hat 8, so I downloaded " Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.4 Boot ISO" (later I tested 8.6 as well) I attach screenshots from the installation to let you know that I'm not doing any mistakes...