Hello,
after a total systemfreeze - probably due to a new installed kernel - i had
to do a few resets. That bashed a few partiotions, among them the /files,
which is my largest and most valuable with around 30 GB.
All could be cleaned except of files, here is the output:
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# fsck /files
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 10/22/2002 12:58:49 PM:
Hello,
after a total systemfreeze - probably due to a new installed kernel - i
had
to do a few resets. That bashed a few partiotions, among them the /files,
which is my largest and most valuable with around 30 GB.
All could be cleaned
Howabout answering these questions with 'yes' instead of 'no'? That always
works for me. In fact, I have a hard drive on it's last legs, the other
day
it apparently crashed, I hard-reset the computer, ran fsck -y on that disk
and finally after running this about 8 times it finally was marked
LOL
There is no prompt to type y or n, and it is the same with fsck -y.
Sorry for not mentioning this. Meanwhile i got the tip to try...
Dismount the volume before running fsck. The (NO WRITE) message means
that the filesystem was in use or otherwise read-only.
YES :D
Thank you
