Public bug reported:
Using an external USB drive with ext3 filesystem. After awhile it won't
mount, so I check dmesg and see that it's complaining of excessive
mounts without a filesystem check. (I already filed Bug #134425 saying I
wish Gnome would report filesystem errors.)
I tried to use gparted to fsck the drive. If you umount the partition
from gparted, Gnome remounts it (Bug #133806) so you have to umount from
Gnome.
HOWEVER, gparted is unable to fsck the partition -- after complaining
that the e2fsck cannot check a mounted filesystem, gparted crashes with
a segfault.
This MAY be purely Bug #133806, but I hadn't before seen a mention of
the segfault.
** Affects: gparted (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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gparted segfaults trying to fsck ext3 external drive
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/159569
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