Hi Andrew,

To run a file system check on sda3 boot from a rescue disk an run:

  fsck -n /dev/sda3

This will tell you the problems with the filesystem on the partition

If the data on sda3 is critical to you, or there is major corruption, then you should backup the raw partition before trying to repair.

To repair the partition run:

  fsck /dev/sda3

And answer "y" when asked to fix each problem.

Regards
Kim

On 15/1/20 11:54 am, Andrew Greig via luv-main wrote:

Hi Manoj,

Thank you for your response. I have had a look at those links, and they are quite a bit "over my head", so I wonder if I should use the rescue disk to facilitate shifting my ~/working directory to my RAID disks. (Nothing else is of any consequence) and then use a Ubuntu 18.10 DVD to upgrade the distribution and hopefully create a new GRUB on (in old terms) /dev/sda3

Thoughts?

Thanks

Andrew Greig

On 15/1/20 9:57 am, Manoj C Menon wrote:
Hi Andrew,

From the logs it looks like your sda3 partition (btrfs) is corrupt.

Perhaps you could boot from a rescue CD/flash drive and try some of the suggestions on these pages?

https://www.suse.com/support/kb/doc/?id=7018133
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=248361


-Manoj.C

On Wed, Jan 15, 2020 at 12:17 AM Andrew Greig via luv-main <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Hi All,

    I have discovered a Ubuntu Boot-Repair -Disc which avoids syntax
    issues,
    I was unable to come up with a satisfactory syntax for the commands
    needed to solve this problem. Suitably chastened I have located a
    laptop
    which has Thunderbird so now I can keep the thread on the list. My
    attempts to communicate from a tablet produced a pile of crap.

    I downloaded and burned a Disk-Repair-Disk for Ubuntu

    I have run the recommended steps to repair GRUB 2.8, but nothing has
    been achieved.

    I did request the log be sent to a paste bin just in case, and as
    it is
    a few pages of text here is the link.

    http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/pNsZCYF5QZ/

    The last line acknowledges the failure to achieve a result.

    This machine is critical to my work, and I had considerable
    assistance
    earlier in 2019 to achieve a RAID system on this machine, for
    which I am
    truly grateful.

    I would appreciate any assistance with this problem.

    Andrew Greig

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