Hi Gijs,
Have you been able to reboot back into Windows and run the chkdsk with the
"/r" as prescribed in the error message? This usually means it's a corrupted
NTFS filesystem. Also, go into the properties of the hard drive and uncheck
write caching. Many times this will say NTFS is corrupt, even if it's not.
Cory
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Intrepid ntfs prob with kernel 2.6.27-2/3-generic
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/269360
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