Hi, I have problem to run fsck on the root directory.
I know that ( in order that the root directory is not mounted) I need to boot the computer in rescue mode. So I boot the computer by the CD of the installation. This CD (that come me with a book of Prentice Hall) don't give me directly the prompt. ...Before I get a window from what I choose "troubleshooting" and after I get another window where I can chose: - Continue : to attempt to mount the file system under the directory /mnt/sysmag - read only : to do the same, but only in read mode.. - skip : to boot the computer skipping the mounting of the filesystem I choose skip (in order to avoid to mount the file system) but (also in this way) the command e2fsck -yvf /dev/sda2 fails... This because the drive /dev/sda2 result to be mounted... So* what I can do to run fsck on /dev/sda2 (where is mounted the root directory)?* thank you regards Angelo
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