Equo upgrade fails

[Ramiliez]

Greetings

During equo upgrade this kind of warning message appears and upgrade process freezes

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failed to write cache file input/output error
_pusher thread cannot write to logger oserror (30,read-only filesystem)

-i had same problem on my second 753LJ so i don't think that this is HW problem
-did equo update and equo install equo entropy... before upgrade
-after that fail the /dev/sda3 the "/" partition is mounted ro

Last entry in entropy.log is this

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[18:18:26 02/09/2012 CEST] INFO: [Package] [client] Installing package: kde-base/oxygen-icons-4.9.0
 * Updating icons cache ...


[lxnay]

I think your filesystem is to some extent, corrupted...

[Ramiliez]

The real question is can you reproduce this?
It is possible that drive is failing or there are some bad sectors?

[lxnay]

No, I cannot reproduce it, I am sorry.
However, I think that the "dmesg" output (kernel messages) could tell us more about it.

[Ramiliez]

dmesg outputs this

http://pastebin.sabayon.org/pastie/10417

SMART data looks ok to me
http://pastebin.sabayon.org/pastie/10418

[lxnay]

Did you collect these *AFTER* you hit the bug?

[Ramiliez]

Yes please notice the rtc_cmos value

Just for the laugh i made another dmesg output it is different than the first one but its all gibberish to me
http://pastebin.sabayon.org/pastie/10425

fsck.ext4 says that the partition is ok however it says that after just one second... and that looks suspicious to me

[lxnay]

If it got mounted ro and that dmesg output was collected after it happened, I would have seen it right there.
Please collect the output AFTER your / has been remounted ro.

[Ramiliez]

Sorry i misunderstood you i hope that this time i got it right

http://pastebin.sabayon.org/pastie/10436

[deneb_ja]

Hello everybody,
I have a possible similar problem: I was happily running a multi boot configuration (Windowxs 7 and OpenSuse 12.1), lead by Sabayon 9 with Grub.

Last week I upgraded Sabayon 9 using Rigo. It introduced Sabayon 10 and Grub2 in theory, but from that moment, my multiboot, despite it is still working and I can access everything, displays several File not Found errors. And also when I select the Sabayon distro, it gives the same type of errors. However, eventually it starts.

Analysing the configuration I realised that Grub2 was not fully installed, missing the entire grub2 folder in the boot folder, and in this way it could not create the grub.cfg file. I did it manually and I run the
grub2-mkconfig - /boot/grub2/grub.cfg
command.

However the system is still controlled by the old grub. My question is:
can I keep running sabayon (now is 10) with the old grub without having all this errors? or Do I have to install the grub2 from scratch? [and what happpen to the old grub than?]
Thanks a lot