What fsck command should I run?
Ash
Gary Thornock wrote:
-----Original Message----- From: Ashley Oviatt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 14:22 To: BYU Unix Users Group Subject: [uug] slackware crash
Hi there,
I've been running Slackware for a copule of years now, and today I had to reboot my server because it was acting weird, (ls and cp were seg faulting, and still are.) Now when it boots, I get a couple of errors:
ppp0 fork failed, errno 1 and agpgart fork failed, errno 1
and it won't go any further.
I replaced the memory because some googled page said that it's probably hardware, and check the mem first.
Well, that did nothing. I booted to the boot floppy I made during install and it does the same thing.
I'm thinking my nic is bad, but what else can I check?
Ash
The first thing I'd check would be the hard drives(s) - particularly if ls and cp are the programs that are misbehaving.
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