[SLE] How do I use fsck????
From: Tom Nielsen (tom_at_neuro-logic.com)
Date: 11/01/03
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To: Suse <suse-linux-e@suse.com> Date: Sat, 01 Nov 2003 14:24:41 -0800
I just got 9.0 loaded and everything right where I wanted it when I just
had to screw around and cause a problem.
I was trying to transfer information from my CF card reader and I
couldn't get it to stop so I hit the reset button on my computer. Ya, I
know it was stupid, but something was locked up and I didn't know what.
Well, upon rebooting, I had a ton of errors, which would be expected,
including not being able to get my reiserfs systems mounted. / and /home
wouldn't mount and during bootup, I got a message saying it couldn't
fsck and that I would have to do it manually. I tried tweaking and
playing and finally got to KDE. The problem was that it would reboot
itself have way through loading. I managed to get into Gnome just fine.
So, what is the correct way to fsck my / and /home partitions? I read
the man page but it made about as much sense to me as reading it in a
foreign language. So, any help would be great!!
Thanks,
Tom
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