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ra1nstorm / ra1nstorm-helper

Automatically configures an environment to run checkra1n
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Boots to busy box after hitting reboot #92

Open KadenT8 opened 4 years ago

KadenT8 commented 4 years ago

I booted into Mac OS successfully but when I hit reboot to get the usb working, it rebooted and now it’s booting to a screen that says busy box (initramfs). image

aurilly commented 4 years ago

Reinstall xubuntu from windows.

KadenT8 commented 4 years ago

Reinstall xubuntu from windows.

Dude the same things just gonna happen when I get to the usb step again

iDeviceable commented 4 years ago

This exact problem happened to me, I attempted to reinstall Xubuntu and now I can't even do that. So I don't know what to do here.

erblinavdiu commented 4 years ago

BusyBox appears on boot because a crucial system file may have been corrupted, and as a result Xubuntu can’t boot properly. To get out of BusyBox, run the following commands orderly in the BusyBox terminal:

(Initramfs) exit (Initramfs) reboot

The first command exit tries to do what the name indicates; it tries to exit the BusyBox environment. It is normal that the exit process may freeze for a bit, only to then resume and proceed until it’s done.

When (Initramfs) appears again, run the second and last command reboot. Your computer should now restart and enter Xubuntu.