For my previous problem (errors in partition I'm trying to install to), I see that fsck is supposed to try to repair errors.
My question is whether I should use it and how to go about doing so: I can use the Linux Rescue to get in to my current (messed up) installation that I'm trying to replace, and run fsck there. However, I get a warning that this could (and in my case probably will) cause "SEVERE filesystem damage", as it is the partition currently mounted (but if I'm re-installing later, do I care?). Another idea was to see if I could do it with my old Knoppix CD. That way, my partition wouldn't be mounted (I think), and so I wouldn't have to worry about killing whatever is currently on it. What do you suggest I do? Jeremy Robertson _______________________________________________ newbies mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://phantom.byu.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/newbies
