Did I loose my data? Or if not, how can I get it back?
I have mistakenly turned off my system during an upgrade. After that It was not letting me in and was showing black screen. To resolve this I tried multiple solutions i.e. trying to install linux on the top of current image, not a fresh install. 2nd I opened grub, went to advance option selected redhat 7.5 recovery option. And then after a while it asked me to create a new root password. Now I don't see any other user in my system and I can't even see my data. Did I loose it or its still there. If it is there, hiw can I get it back?
Before this mess happened... Redhat 7.6 was there.
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I have mistakenly turned off my system during an upgrade. After that It was not letting me in and was showing black screen. To resolve this I tried multiple solutions i.e. trying to install linux on the top of current image, not a fresh install. 2nd I opened grub, went to advance option selected redhat 7.5 recovery option. And then after a while it asked me to create a new root password. Now I don't see any other user in my system and I can't even see my data. Did I loose it or its still there. If it is there, hiw can I get it back?
Before this mess happened... Redhat 7.6 was there.
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Basically, your computer is broken. That's all we know
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I have mistakenly turned off my system during an upgrade. After that It was not letting me in and was showing black screen. To resolve this I tried multiple solutions i.e. trying to install linux on the top of current image, not a fresh install. 2nd I opened grub, went to advance option selected redhat 7.5 recovery option. And then after a while it asked me to create a new root password. Now I don't see any other user in my system and I can't even see my data. Did I loose it or its still there. If it is there, hiw can I get it back?
Before this mess happened... Redhat 7.6 was there.
linux rhel kernel linux-kernel
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I have mistakenly turned off my system during an upgrade. After that It was not letting me in and was showing black screen. To resolve this I tried multiple solutions i.e. trying to install linux on the top of current image, not a fresh install. 2nd I opened grub, went to advance option selected redhat 7.5 recovery option. And then after a while it asked me to create a new root password. Now I don't see any other user in my system and I can't even see my data. Did I loose it or its still there. If it is there, hiw can I get it back?
Before this mess happened... Redhat 7.6 was there.
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Basically, your computer is broken. That's all we know
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
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Basically, your computer is broken. That's all we know
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
25 secs ago
Basically, your computer is broken. That's all we know
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
25 secs ago
Basically, your computer is broken. That's all we know
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
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