On 04/22/2021 10:34 PM, home user wrote:
I'm having to use my old windows-7 partition and system for this message.
Rebooting to re-enable SELinux....
It failed. The last 4 lines of boot messages were: [OK] Started Command Scheduler. Started GNOME Display Manager... Started Hold until boot process finishs up... [OK] Started GNOME Display Manager.
After that, nothing for nearly 3 hours, at which time I did a hard shutdown. Tried a second time. Same results except this time I hit the hard reset after about 30 minutes. Tried a third time, but this time I used the third kernel in the grub boot menu. That's still F33. Same results as the preceding try. I used to have something in this windows that could access the Linux partitions. But I can't remember what it was called, and I can't now find any hint of it. I do remember it was installed about 4 years ago.
What now?
Found that old tool to access the Linux partitions from windows-7. It's called ext2explore. It seems to give read-only access, and must be run as the windows-7 admin. But with it, I can copy files from the Linux partitions to windows-7. From there, I can get them to the google drive.
So if you tell me quick, simple, specific things I can do in Fedora run-level 3, such as: * command > command.out * grep logfile > grep.out I can then get results to windows, and then to the google drive (big things) or a post in this list (short things).