Hi,
Is there a fix for this? If not, please let me know how can I help to get this
problem fixed.
I installed Ubuntu 9.10 on my Dad's computer and facing the same problem
(I guess). His CMOS battery is dead so it keep losing all settings
including date/time. Correcting date/time from CMOS makes
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This happens also on a fresh Alpha 5 install. I have had Windows partition but
removed it prior installing A5.
My timezone is UTC+2 (Poland) and so my last access timestamps are always 2hrs
in the future when this error pops up on boot.
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Please supply the exact output of fsck, including the timestamps (it
should display both).
attached a screenshot
Also at this prompt please run /sbin/hwclock --debug --show, date
and cat /etc/default/rcS
forgot about that :-/
Has this machine previously had Windows installed? Did you
I do have the same bug. The only hope now is to reinstall a system I
think especially when the devs are considering this behaviour as normal.
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On Wed, 2009-09-09 at 07:21 +, humufr wrote:
I do have the same bug. The only hope now is to reinstall a system I
think especially when the devs are considering this behaviour as normal.
No, it's not normal behaviour.
However Matthias had a very different bug to what you probably have,
On Wed, 2009-09-09 at 00:17 +, Jithin Emmanuel wrote:
This is the worst arrogant statement I heard from a ubuntu developer,
though never expected to hear one. Did you check the data I posted? At
least you can tell why its not the same bug.
I did. You definitely do not have the same bug.
On Thu, 2009-09-03 at 00:21 +, Jithin Emmanuel wrote:
Attaching the information you asked.
You are not the original reporter of this bug.
If you are having problems, please open a *new* bug - do not simply
hijack another report which describes similar symptoms.
status invalid
Scott
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In several bugs I have seen marking as duplicate. I really do not understand
why it is marked as invalid when I am facing the same bug. I didnt know that
the policy changed to one bug per person. If this was announced earlier I would
not have wasted my time on this bug,
So does that also imply
On Tue, 2009-09-08 at 15:49 +, Jithin Emmanuel wrote:
So does that also imply there is no point in searching for existing bug
report and users should always open new ones.
For packages that I maintain, yes.
*I* will determine whether or not it is a duplicate.
Scott
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This is the worst arrogant statement I heard from a ubuntu developer,
though never expected to hear one. Did you check the data I posted? At
least you can tell why its not the same bug.
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You
From yesterday my karmic koala do this error every time it is booted. I
can't repair my filesystem.
From PLD RescueCD i fsck'd ext4 and there is no errors, i can mount this
filesystem and access it without any problems.
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From yesterday my karmic koala do this error every time it is booted. I
can't repair my filesystem from recovery mode.
From PLD RescueCD i fsck'd ext4 and there is no errors, i can mount this
filesystem and access it without any problems.
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And I can reproduce this any time.
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Attaching the information you asked. I am a frequent user of RSEIUB :(
because my karmic frreezes after suspend to ram. I am getting this error
after this reboot. If I chose to do no action and simple exit the root
shell during immediate boot it does a filesystem check normally(saying
unclean
My computer has only Ubuntu installed since at least 7.10. Only with
karmic I have seen this happening. How can I find this log after
restarting the pc?
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Unfortunately you can't once you've repaired the filesystem and rebooted
:-( This means I'll have to mark the bug Invalid as there's no way to
get the data we need to debug it.
If it happens again, please do reopen the bug and attach that
information.
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I have the same problem here. After every boot Iget the same error:
last mount is in the future , An automatic file system check (fsck)
of the root file system failed.
It allways happens only for the root partition and always the difference
is 3 hours minus 6 or 7 seconds (this is the
I forgot to mention that this happens with the latest karmic alpha (did
not happen before) and util-linux is at version 2.16-1ubuntu1
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