Hi all, [Apologies if this comes twice; I sent from the wrong account the first time.]
I've got crunchbang 8.10 installed on my Asus eee 701. The battery ran down yesterday. In the past when that occurred, there was a file systems integrity check on reboot. This time, there was not. I do however, have a lot of oddness and no clue as to how to start to address the problems. The big things so far: 1) I had a line in /etc/fstab to automount my SD card. Worked fine before; doesn't get mounted now. It does show up as an unmounted file system in the file manager (PCMan File Manager 0.5). When I mount it that way, I get a helpful pop up error message `Error org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.Volume.UnknownFailure'. After I clear this, I can access the SD card as normal. 2) If I plug in a USB drive, I can mount it via the file manager just fine but: a) attempt to unmount it with the file manager yield the error `Unable to mount device The Volume "<DEVNAME>" was probably mounted manually on the command line' and b) if I unmount via cmdline and reboot, the usb device remains present in my /media dir. 3) With both wifi and ethernet connections, the taskbar network manager widget shows that I am connected, but no applications can reach the net. 4) When I run df at the command line, I get df: cannot read table of mounted file systems; Stale NFS file handle Googling on `Stale NFS file handle' has shed no light. However, I didn't have a network file system set up. I've no idea how to proceed. Suggestions? Thanks and best, Brian vdB _______________________________________________ mlug mailing list [email protected] https://listes.koumbit.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mlug-listserv.mlug.ca
