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Rachel Polanskis wrote:

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> It means something is wrong with the partition, and
> fsck is trying to fix it, but can't do it properly.
> 

Well, I've got some comments. Some say that it's cause of hardware
problem ( I am wondering about it ). Others say it's because the kernel
was compiled with CMD640 option ( I did it really and I'll try to
recompile without the option ). 
PS. I use kernel 2.0.0.

> You're not powering off the machine without a proper shutdown
> are you?

No, I din't. Even, before I turn off the power, I always reboot to DOS.

> 
> I got these messages shortly before my system suffered a head crash.
> 
> Backup *now* and reformat the drive, mark the blocks bad and
> throw the disk away and get a new one. ;)

This is what I am thinking now. Unfortunately, I haven't got the back up
facility.

> 
> BTW,
> it wasn't a Maxtor 1GB by any chance, was it?

No. It is a WD 1.6 GB, about 5 months old.

> 
> Rachel
> 
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