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Article #2861Re: Help !
From: Nazim BAIZID
Date: Thu, 23 Sep 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 23 Sep 1999 00:00
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Nivesh Sood wrote: > Hey all I am having trouble with my linux box. > > On this machine there is a dual boot between win98/linux. Default boot is > linux , what happened today in the morning is, this other guy in the office > started the machine, it booted to linux he didnt understand what happened so > he rebooted it manually...or just switched the power off.... > > So now when linux tries to bootup and mount the filesystem in read/write > mode it says "file system errors on hdb1(thats my linux native) check > forced. Well somehow it aint able to clear the problem, it asks me for the > 'root password for maintainence' or 'ctrl-d' for normal startup. If i give > in the root password it logs me in, in read mode only....and if I press > ctrl-d it doesnt do anything, but gives another series of errors and > reboots...so now im kinda stuck ! > > Is there a way to fix this problem ? maybe by logging in my root and fixing > something ? > > I can use all the help I get > > Thanks in advance. > > Nivesh login as root and run fsck /dev/hdb1
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