Ben,
Thanks! I was not aware the /var/log/dmesg contained more info and simply
entering 'dmesg ' as the command line. I'll also check the man page on
modprobe. I usually recompile my kernel to contain just those things I need
and have avoided modules - but I guess it's time for me to learn
> "BobH" == BobH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BobH> Hi, I had a flat-panel monitor go out [dead as a doornail] and had to
BobH> [? but I did anyway] hard powerdown the PC. Upon rebooting I'm
BobH> getting a lot of errors but didn't respond quick enough to force
BobH> filesystem check. I'm u
On Thu, Jan 17, 2002 at 10:36:22PM -0600, BobH wrote:
> The machine is up and after a little reading I gather that I should not
> even think of running fsck on ext3 partitions. So.. now that I can boot
> the machine to a new monitor I am seeing for the first time a series of
> module load errors
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* BobH said
> Hi,
> I had a flat-panel monitor go out [dead as a doornail] and had to [? but
> I did anyway] hard powerdown the PC. Upon rebooting I'm getting a lot of
> errors but didn't respond quick enough to force
The machine is up and after a little reading I gather that I should not
even think of running fsck on ext3 partitions. So.. now that I can boot
the machine to a new monitor I am seeing for the first time a series of
module load errors scroll past, but when I review with 'dmesg' there is no
sign o
Hi,
I had a flat-panel monitor go out [dead as a doornail] and had to [? but
I did anyway] hard powerdown the PC. Upon rebooting I'm getting a lot of
errors but didn't respond quick enough to force filesystem check. I'm
using grub as my bootloader. How do I force fsck of the entire HD that is
