I upgraded a couple of machines to Ubuntu 11.04, and after the reboot, they just booted up to a grub prompt. Like this (except an older version of grub reported):
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Archive for April, 2011Grub prompt after upgrade to Ubuntu 11.04Friday, April 29th, 2011
I upgraded a couple of machines to Ubuntu 11.04, and after the reboot, they just booted up to a grub prompt. Like this (except an older version of grub reported):
OpenSSL on Windows — Unable to load config info from c:/openssl0.9.8o/ssl/openssl.cnfSaturday, April 23rd, 2011
This is an error message that pops up when trying to do an operation using OpenSSL running on Windows. It appears, best as I can gather, that the path to OpenSSL’s config file is hard-coded into the executable, and it won’t be able to find it if it is not in the expected place. In this case, I was using the copy of OpenSSL bundled with the Windows version of the Apache web server, but I imagine the error message may show up with other Windows distributions of OpenSSL as well. The solution is to add an environment variable, OPENSSL_CONF, and set it to the complete path to an OpenSSL config file. (In this case, again, it is located in Apache’s conf directory.) Then, restart your command prompt instance and all should be good. | ||||
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