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When you install a fresh Debian Wheezy using xfs as your file system type you wont be able to boot because fsck.xfs never got installed so when trying to check xfs file system on first boot the system wont boot. When booting Debian Wheezy, the last parameters at /etc/fstab for the / file system are set (by default) to something like "1 1" or "0 1" so it will try to perform a file system check at boot time using fsck. But, because fsck.xfs to check xfs file systems is not present (it was never installed), it will never be able to perform the check and the system wont boot. If the screen will be black. Pressing esc at boot time you realize about messages and finally the error. The solution or workaround until a fsck.xfs is provided at install time is to boot again with the live usb or cdrom you used to install from, mount the / partition of the hard disk you recently installed Wheezy and set last options at /etc/fstab for the / file system to 0 0 The system will boot normally without performing any check on your / file system. After booting you can perform # apt-get install xfsprogs so fsck.xfs is installed then vi /etc/fstab and restore 1 1 or 0 1 as your / file system options and the problem will be workarounded. I dont know exactly on which packages or where exactly belongs this bug *This email has not been sent from any apple device. I prefer to be more clever/productive and buy useful standard devices at a reasonable price. "Be a responsible consumer"* *Este mensaje no ha sido enviado desde ningun dispositivo de apple. Prefiero ser mas inteligente/productivo y comprar dispositivos utiles y compatibles/estandar a un precio razonable. "Se un consumidor responsable"*
