My friend was here earlier tonight. The command was "fsck /dev/sda6" (no
options). He also said he's seen this kind of thing before.
Bill.
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You're right.
I should see my friend sometime next week or two. He wants me to help him
practice his cloud computing paper before he presents it at some conference.
(He's an international student.) I'll ask him about the fsck options then.
Bill.
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Well, as you yourself said in an earlier post on this topic, " Memory is the
second thing to go, but I can't remember the first!"! You are almost certainly
correct - it was "fsck", not "fdisk". I just typed the wrong thing into my
posting. Another "senior moment".
> This isn't a black art
Allegedly, on or about 18 May 2017, William sent:
> Yesterday evening, a third IT grad student (PhD candidate specializing
> in cloud computing) came to help with this problem. After I showed
> him the log file and the discussion in this list, we booted, and of
> course it failed and dropped us
On 05/18/2017 02:40 PM, William wrote:
> Good afternoon,
>
> Yesterday evening, a third IT grad student (PhD candidate specializing
> in cloud computing) came to help with this problem. After I showed him
> the log file and the discussion in this list, we booted, and of course
> it failed and
Good afternoon,
Yesterday evening, a third IT grad student (PhD candidate specializing
in cloud computing) came to help with this problem. After I showed him
the log file and the discussion in this list, we booted, and of course
it failed and dropped us into the dracut shell. He examined
