On Wed, Jan 07, 2015 at 12:37:13PM +0100, Thomas Klausner wrote: > I then rebooted to run a manual fsck and booted into single user mode, > because I remember being able to fsck even the root file system there > (do I misremember?). However, root is now on a wedge, and 'fsck > /dev/dk2' told me the device was busy. Is there a way to check the > root file system without booting from a different disk?
martin pointed out that 'fsck -f /' works in single user mode, and I tried it out successfully. The fsck didn't find the missing directories though, just one file I don't recognize. The other questions are still open :) Thomas
