Your system was checking to make sure everything was 'ok' after the
shameful way it was treated by being simply 'turned off' =)
Chances are if you wait longer than you did last time after that message
came on your screen, it will eventually finish the check and either let you
in or it won't......Usually linux can handle this on it's own.
If it's more than a matter of simply not waiting long enough, I'll not be
anymore help to you as I've never had the problem of it not recovering from
such an occurrence.
Dan
At 08:29 AM 3/27/98 -0800, ptleung wrote:
> I have recently installed redhat 5.0. When I logged in as a user, my
computer is accidently power off. When I turned on the computer again, the
Linux no longer work. The message on the screen is
> /dev/hda4 was not cleanly unmounted, check forced.
>
> and the system halt. As a newbie to Linux, I don't know what to do.
Could any body tell me what the information on the screen means, and how to
correct the error, or just point me to an appropriate site of related
information. (I have tried but feel all at sea). Thank for your help.
>
> cwlai
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