Ubuntu 18.04 failed to boot: Faile to start MySQL Community Server
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I am facing serious issue. My hard disk was extremely full that 0 bytes available. I tried to empty the trash bin but it hanged. I restarted the system. But it failed. It gives this messages:
[FAILED] Failed to start MySQL Community Server.
Seee 'systemctl status mysql.service' for details.
The cursors is blinking but I can't type anything.
Is there any hope that I boot the system under sort of last known good configurations or safe mode like in Windows?
I made hardware test and the device is healthy. Please help me disable MySQL or boot my system I just need my data because lots of work there.
EDIT:
The device company can not help with data backup. They can only format and install the system. I need my data.
boot 18.04 mysql mysql-workbench
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I am facing serious issue. My hard disk was extremely full that 0 bytes available. I tried to empty the trash bin but it hanged. I restarted the system. But it failed. It gives this messages:
[FAILED] Failed to start MySQL Community Server.
Seee 'systemctl status mysql.service' for details.
The cursors is blinking but I can't type anything.
Is there any hope that I boot the system under sort of last known good configurations or safe mode like in Windows?
I made hardware test and the device is healthy. Please help me disable MySQL or boot my system I just need my data because lots of work there.
EDIT:
The device company can not help with data backup. They can only format and install the system. I need my data.
boot 18.04 mysql mysql-workbench
edited Dec 4 at 16:08
user68186
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asked Dec 4 at 11:45
user9371654
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I am facing serious issue. My hard disk was extremely full that 0 bytes available. I tried to empty the trash bin but it hanged. I restarted the system. But it failed. It gives this messages:
[FAILED] Failed to start MySQL Community Server.
Seee 'systemctl status mysql.service' for details.
The cursors is blinking but I can't type anything.
Is there any hope that I boot the system under sort of last known good configurations or safe mode like in Windows?
I made hardware test and the device is healthy. Please help me disable MySQL or boot my system I just need my data because lots of work there.
EDIT:
The device company can not help with data backup. They can only format and install the system. I need my data.
boot 18.04 mysql mysql-workbench
edited Dec 4 at 16:08
user68186
15.1k84563
asked Dec 4 at 11:45
user9371654
1697
I am facing serious issue. My hard disk was extremely full that 0 bytes available. I tried to empty the trash bin but it hanged. I restarted the system. But it failed. It gives this messages:
[FAILED] Failed to start MySQL Community Server.
Seee 'systemctl status mysql.service' for details.
The cursors is blinking but I can't type anything.
Is there any hope that I boot the system under sort of last known good configurations or safe mode like in Windows?
I made hardware test and the device is healthy. Please help me disable MySQL or boot my system I just need my data because lots of work there.
EDIT:
The device company can not help with data backup. They can only format and install the system. I need my data.
boot 18.04 mysql mysql-workbench
boot 18.04 mysql mysql-workbench
edited Dec 4 at 16:08
user68186
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asked Dec 4 at 11:45
user9371654
1697
edited Dec 4 at 16:08
user68186
15.1k84563
asked Dec 4 at 11:45
user9371654
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edited Dec 4 at 16:08
user68186
15.1k84563
edited Dec 4 at 16:08
user68186
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edited Dec 4 at 16:08
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15.1k84563
asked Dec 4 at 11:45
user9371654
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asked Dec 4 at 11:45
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asked Dec 4 at 11:45
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The problem has been solved by rebooting the system in the recovery mode.
To reach the recovery mode in Ubunut 18.04, click the left Shift bottom and Esc. Then you will get options, choose Clean which deletes some unnecessary files that can free up few hundreds of MBs. My main problem was full disk (0 Bytes available).
After that, I could reboot successfully.
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Glad you got it sorted!
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The problem has been solved by rebooting the system in the recovery mode.
To reach the recovery mode in Ubunut 18.04, click the left Shift bottom and Esc. Then you will get options, choose Clean which deletes some unnecessary files that can free up few hundreds of MBs. My main problem was full disk (0 Bytes available).
After that, I could reboot successfully.
answered Dec 4 at 14:06
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Glad you got it sorted!
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Dec 4 at 14:43
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The problem has been solved by rebooting the system in the recovery mode.
To reach the recovery mode in Ubunut 18.04, click the left Shift bottom and Esc. Then you will get options, choose Clean which deletes some unnecessary files that can free up few hundreds of MBs. My main problem was full disk (0 Bytes available).
After that, I could reboot successfully.
answered Dec 4 at 14:06
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Glad you got it sorted!
– Organic Marble
Dec 4 at 14:43
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accepted
up vote
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The problem has been solved by rebooting the system in the recovery mode.
To reach the recovery mode in Ubunut 18.04, click the left Shift bottom and Esc. Then you will get options, choose Clean which deletes some unnecessary files that can free up few hundreds of MBs. My main problem was full disk (0 Bytes available).
After that, I could reboot successfully.
answered Dec 4 at 14:06
user9371654
1697
The problem has been solved by rebooting the system in the recovery mode.
To reach the recovery mode in Ubunut 18.04, click the left Shift bottom and Esc. Then you will get options, choose Clean which deletes some unnecessary files that can free up few hundreds of MBs. My main problem was full disk (0 Bytes available).
After that, I could reboot successfully.
answered Dec 4 at 14:06
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answered Dec 4 at 14:06
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answered Dec 4 at 14:06
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answered Dec 4 at 14:06
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Glad you got it sorted!
– Organic Marble
Dec 4 at 14:43
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Glad you got it sorted!
– Organic Marble
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Glad you got it sorted!
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Glad you got it sorted!
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