> when i again turn on my PC then during booting linux encountered
> following problem. i also tried run fsck but invain.so plz give me
> the sol of this problem.
[...]
> /dev/hda6 contains a file system error check forced
> /dev/hda6 ============
> entry 'mus3' in /home/mus07 (4164) has bad inode#:2147489595
> /dev/hda6: UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY
> RUN fsck MANUALLY
> ( i.e., without -a or -p options) [FAILED]
> ***error occured during file system check
> ***droping you to shell the system will re boot
> ***when you leave the shell.
>
> give root password for maintainance
> (or ctrl-d for normal start up)
> here when i type my password it will take me at
> [root@mustafa/root]#
> and when i press ctrl-d it reboot my system.
You have a problem with file system corruption on your machine. In
the instructions printed you were told to run 'fsck' manually. You
failed to do this (although you infer that you have done so before)
and exited the session with control-d instead. The fsck program is
designed to repair problems with the file system. At the root prompt
you need to type in 'fsck' and use it to repair the filesystem before
using control-d to exit the session. After repairing the problem,
exiting the session with control-d will reboot the machine. The
session is an interactive boot session to allow you opportunity to
repair system problems.
This is not a bug in the GNU fileutils package. For further
assistance please refer to the linux docs and to the comp.os.linux
news groups. Perhaps the news group comp.os.linux.setup is most
appropriate for your particular questions.
URL for general Linux HOWTO documentation:
http://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/
URL for linux fsck program:
http://web.mit.edu/tytso/www/linux/ext2.html
Bob
