Did you run fsck /dev/hda/
/dev/hda being your hard drive.....[it may be /dev/hdb]
read the docs..
check the
man fsck
or
info fsck
for the options available
don't be afraid..
On 5 Sep 2001, at 10:55, Peter Rymshaw wrote:
> To do some work from boot, I logged out of my regular
> KDE session and then loged in as root. When KDE
> finished reloading, it left the screen entirely
> frozen--keyboard did not respond at all. The only
> thing I could do was restart the computer.
>
> It now makes it only part of the way through the setup
> and it finds that there is a error in the system.
> Messages include:
>
> Unattached inode 418928
> UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY
>
> I'm told to RUN fsck
>
> That doesn't do any good. But I AM able to access
> Linux by entering the root password. But then I don't
> know what to do.
>
> HELP! I'm completely out of business, but don't think
> I should reinstall (and lose all previous gains/work.
>
>
>
>
>
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