*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 209416 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/209416
Thank you Mary Gardner, your description on using fdisk and fsck was
short and excellent. I have been workking for three days trying to fix
my broken Ubuntu partition. WinXP hikkuped and required a boot disk
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 209416 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/209416
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 209416
fsck not repairing corruption on boot
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When fsck fails, the machine reboots and does the check again
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/204097
You rece
See my comment on bug 209416.
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When fsck fails, the machine reboots and does the check again
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Re the possible other bug have a look at the file /var/log/syslog at
just before the crash and see if that gives you any clues.
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When fsck fails, the machine reboots and does the check again
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I have been having to power off my machine lately in gutsy, because it
freezes and cannot be accessed or "CTLR + ALT + BACKSPACED". It has been
unresponsive. So, lately I've just had to power off. That too may have
caused my file system error.
I should probably report that as a bug too. But, I ha
Maybe I've confused people with the bad hard drive thing. ONE fsck with
errors is not necessarily the result of a bad hard drive. It could be a
bad shutdown (although journalled filesystems like ext3 are less
susceptible) or other things. It's if you need to REPEATEDLY manually
fsck a hard drive (i
Yep. Same here. My system had errors and then got into an endless reboot
pattern - or I suspect would have been endless if I hadn't stopped it. I
booted the live CD and ran fsck. Attached is the output of the check
showing the errors. To be honest, I find it hard to believe that so many
errors were
In hindsight though, I have been using the "Ext2Fsd-0.37" program on
windows xp occasionally.
Who knows if i caused the errors accidentally on my system.
oh, and p.s.: when the fsck had froze, and rebooted. It seemed to freeze at
30%. not 60%. Don't if that helps though.
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When fsck fails,
We'll, I did what you suggested. I booted into recovery mode, and ran
fsck /dev/sda1.
It found a file system with errors. After fixing them, my system boots
fine. Thanks for the help. I've never actually done a manual fsck check
before.
I do not think I have a failing hard disk though. I think ha
Andrew's bug does have the same symptoms of mine, except for one
unknown: we don't know if he had file system errors.
Andrew, do you know if you have filesystem errors? You can get the fsck
to complete by booting into recovery mode (root shell), finding out
which partition has Linux on it if you d
I would like to confirm.
It's a bit hard to understand from the explanation above, but I think i
have relatively the same problem.
After installing the latest updates on my hardy heron today (Mar, 22,
2008), I rebooted. Upon the boot-up the normal splash screen appeared,
and soon underneath I no
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