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Title:
Disk sud
Hi, this justo happened again. Common factor is chrome. This time unlike
the previous one it crashed. dmesg crashes the terminal. sudoing gives:
unable to open /var/lib/sudo/manuel/1: no such file or directory. ls
works, but ls -lrth crashes the terminal. Tab to auto complete in
terminal gives mess
Software I've installed from when this did not happen to when it
started. CiscoVPN, putty, SSL/SSH VNC Viewer.
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Title:
Disk suddenly became unacc
Please discard the crash for chrome, from the restored tabs I see it was
caused because it was unable to read or write from/to disk.
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Title:
Disk
Next time this happens, please check "dmesg", and record it. You could
e. g. put it onto an USB stick, or copy it to a remote host with
something like
$ dmesg | sudo tee /run/dmesg.txt
$ scp /run/dmesg.txt user@some.server:
It for sure sounds like what Philip said, the disk getting mounted rea
What you describe sounds like some sort of error caused the filesystem
to be remounted read/only. Unfortunately, that prevents recording the
logs of what happened which were lost when you rebooted. Without that,
further diagnosis won't be possible. For now I would suggest fscking
the filesystem
