Ubuntu Cannot Boot!

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Do you see "xvda*"?
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Yes, but it's asking for a file system.
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When I mounted it all commands dissapeared :S
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GAHHHH I can't ping google.com
This is BS!
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It does take some skill and time to recover from a software issue like this, so you need to be patient with it.

Did you accidentally mount to /mnt instead of /mnt/gentoo? This would make commands no longer work.

Try:

mount /dev/xvda2 /mnt/gentoo

If it mounts successfully, you'll then need to configure your network adapter to your IP before continuing.
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