> Since it's your root filesystem, perhaps the best > way to accomplish this > is to boot to the rescue system on MDK CD #1 (by > hitting F1 at the first > splash screen, then typing "rescue" at the prompt), > then choosing "Go to > console" at the ensuing menu, and running this > command from there. I'm sorry (for me?!?!?!) but it's too late I did the change.
> > Be aware that the true cause of the filesystem > failing those periodic > checks has not yet been determined, and could well > be due to one or more > of any number of factors, such as bad disks, bad or > poorly connected > cabling, memory that is failing, or something else > entirely. While this > may mask the symptoms of that problem, it doesn't > really solve it. I know but i think it's a kernel problem, why did it never happen with the old one? Anyway I think the problem will be back again at the next filesystem check! and we try to understand the true reason without loosing important data. Angelo __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! http://sbc.yahoo.com
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