Hi jbowen,
Just to confirm, this error happened after an improper shutdown with a
non-Ubuntu distro and is therefore not an Ubuntu bug, correct?
The command you wrote looks incorrect: "type mount -t ntfs -3g
/dev/sda2/media/disk -o force". Firstly, you need to use 'sudo' in
Ubuntu to manually mo
No problem, I just wanted to be clear on whether or not it actually was
a bug. Glad to hear you were able to fix it.
Also, Ubuntu Brainstorm is mainly for ideas, not troubleshooting. The
Ubuntu Forums are a good source for help, though:
http://ubuntuforums.org/
Cheers!
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Hi jbowen,
Just to confirm, this error happened after an improper shutdown with a
non-Ubuntu distro and is therefore not an Ubuntu bug, correct?
The command you wrote looks incorrect: "type mount -t ntfs -3g
/dev/sda2/media/disk -o force". Firstly, you need to use 'sudo' in
Ubuntu to manually mo
Hi jbowen,
Just to confirm, this error happened after an improper shutdown with a
non-Ubuntu distro and is therefore not an Ubuntu bug, correct?
The command you wrote looks incorrect: "type mount -t ntfs -3g
/dev/sda2/media/disk -o force". Firstly, you need to use 'sudo' in
Ubuntu to manually mo
No problem, I just wanted to be clear on whether or not it actually was
a bug. Glad to hear you were able to fix it.
Also, Ubuntu Brainstorm is mainly for ideas, not troubleshooting. The
Ubuntu Forums are a good source for help, though:
http://ubuntuforums.org/
Cheers!
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No problem, I just wanted to be clear on whether or not it actually was
a bug. Glad to hear you were able to fix it.
Also, Ubuntu Brainstorm is mainly for ideas, not troubleshooting. The
Ubuntu Forums are a good source for help, though:
http://ubuntuforums.org/
Cheers!
** Changed in: ntfs-3g (
Hi jbowen,
Just to confirm, this error happened after an improper shutdown with a
non-Ubuntu distro and is therefore not an Ubuntu bug, correct?
The command you wrote looks incorrect: "type mount -t ntfs -3g
/dev/sda2/media/disk -o force". Firstly, you need to use 'sudo' in
Ubuntu to manually mo
No problem, I just wanted to be clear on whether or not it actually was
a bug. Glad to hear you were able to fix it.
Also, Ubuntu Brainstorm is mainly for ideas, not troubleshooting. The
Ubuntu Forums are a good source for help, though:
http://ubuntuforums.org/
Cheers!
** Changed in: ntfs-3g (
Hi jbowen,
Just to confirm, this error happened after an improper shutdown with a
non-Ubuntu distro and is therefore not an Ubuntu bug, correct?
The command you wrote looks incorrect: "type mount -t ntfs -3g
/dev/sda2/media/disk -o force". Firstly, you need to use 'sudo' in
Ubuntu to manually mo
No problem, I just wanted to be clear on whether or not it actually was
a bug. Glad to hear you were able to fix it.
Also, Ubuntu Brainstorm is mainly for ideas, not troubleshooting. The
Ubuntu Forums are a good source for help, though:
http://ubuntuforums.org/
Cheers!
** Changed in: ntfs-3g (
Hi jbowen,
Just to confirm, this error happened after an improper shutdown with a
non-Ubuntu distro and is therefore not an Ubuntu bug, correct?
The command you wrote looks incorrect: "type mount -t ntfs -3g
/dev/sda2/media/disk -o force". Firstly, you need to use 'sudo' in
Ubuntu to manually mo
No problem, I just wanted to be clear on whether or not it actually was
a bug. Glad to hear you were able to fix it.
Also, Ubuntu Brainstorm is mainly for ideas, not troubleshooting. The
Ubuntu Forums are a good source for help, though:
http://ubuntuforums.org/
Cheers!
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rockfx01,
That's correct, it isn't a Ubuntu bug as far as I can tell, but then again I
can't remember if I improperly shutdown the computer when I was using Ubuntu
or the other distro; I've been up all night and my memory is foggy, and
since I can't remember this should probably not be marked as a
rockfx01,
That's correct, it isn't a Ubuntu bug as far as I can tell, but then again I
can't remember if I improperly shutdown the computer when I was using Ubuntu
or the other distro; I've been up all night and my memory is foggy, and
since I can't remember this should probably not be marked as a
rockfx01,
That's correct, it isn't a Ubuntu bug as far as I can tell, but then again I
can't remember if I improperly shutdown the computer when I was using Ubuntu
or the other distro; I've been up all night and my memory is foggy, and
since I can't remember this should probably not be marked as a
rockfx01,
That's correct, it isn't a Ubuntu bug as far as I can tell, but then again I
can't remember if I improperly shutdown the computer when I was using Ubuntu
or the other distro; I've been up all night and my memory is foggy, and
since I can't remember this should probably not be marked as a
rockfx01,
That's correct, it isn't a Ubuntu bug as far as I can tell, but then again I
can't remember if I improperly shutdown the computer when I was using Ubuntu
or the other distro; I've been up all night and my memory is foggy, and
since I can't remember this should probably not be marked as a
rockfx01,
That's correct, it isn't a Ubuntu bug as far as I can tell, but then again I
can't remember if I improperly shutdown the computer when I was using Ubuntu
or the other distro; I've been up all night and my memory is foggy, and
since I can't remember this should probably not be marked as a
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