Hi,
what about doing fsck umounting the HD? I found that lot of people advice that
in other forums.
Additionaly, in
Ubuntu Forums > The Ubuntu Forum Community > Main Support Categories
> General Help
Manual Fsck
a more "safe" procedure is adviced:
sudo touch /forcefsck && sudo reboot
Is that really safe? If yes, it could be easy to implement in an automatic
procedure or, at least to advice the user do that manually.
In may case (up to now, fortunatelly), when I have beed asked to do fsck, I
just do ctrl-D, and a reboot is performed. Then, a "normal" checking pass
sucessfuly. However, at the next check (after 30 bootings) the error is
detected again. I afraid for my system and data.
With best regards,
Gustavo
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