Hello Markus,
2010/2/5, Markus Hitter m...@jump-ing.de:
Boot off a live CD (or another partition) and do the fsck manually.
If it still insists to fsck at boot time, hit the Esc key, this
should abort checking.
I've done the fsck from a Live USB key. There was no error! :-?
Here is the log
Hello,
The regular fsck that occurs at the boot of my Ubuntu Karmic x86_64
machine is stopping (once at 83%, once at 90%). The disk is inactive
(led off). I can reboot the machine through Ctrl+Alt+Del.
How can I debug such a situation?
Best regards,
david
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Am 05.02.2010 um 09:42 schrieb David MENTRE:
The regular fsck that occurs at the boot of my Ubuntu Karmic x86_64
machine is stopping (once at 83%, once at 90%). The disk is inactive
(led off). I can reboot the machine through Ctrl+Alt+Del.
How can I debug such a situation?
Boot off a live
If you are unable to complete fsck on that partition from the live CD, you
may have a bad hard drive (bad sectors, etc.). To test for that, boot onto
a live CD, open a Terminal, and use this command:
sudo badblocks -svb 4096 /dev/sda
This will test the integrity of hard drive /dev/sda. Please
