On 02/02/2011 03:10 PM, Anupam Jamatia wrote:
Hi I am facing some problem to boot my Fedora system after installing
it.
I am using fedora version 13.After installing I found that in the
screen
some instruction appear like
--------
/dev/sda5 UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY :RUN fsck manually (i.e. withour -a
or -p option)
It seems that there's some kind of data corruption on sda5 partition.
Type in your root password and I guess you'll get a prompt.
Try running fsck on /dev/sda5.
Check the filesystem type of /dev/sda5 by running:
fdisk -l
The above fdisk command will list all your partitions and corresponding
file systems.
Check the man page of fsck for options: http://linux.die.net/man/8/fsck
There are easier invocations of fsck depending on the file system. For
example, to check an ext3 partition, run fsck.ext3. Similarly, to check
a FAT32 partition, run fsck.vfat and so on. Anyway, you can always
simply call fsck and give the filesystem type as -t argument.
For example, if your sda5 partition has ext3 file system, try running:
fsck -r -t ext3 /dev/sda5
regards,
Syam
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