linux wrote:
It was formated NTFS.
I reformatted ext3.
Made an fstab entry -> /dev/sdc /home/me/REPOSITORY ext3 defaults 1 1
Now my machine does not boot properly.
It fails a filesystem check and I get the error "fsck.exts:: No such
file or directory while trying to open /dev/sdc1"
I am then prompted for pass word for repair, but I am unsure as to how
to proceed. What do I do now.... I entered the root password, and tried
to edit /etc/fstab to remove the above mentioned entry, but /etc/fstab
is read only and i can't save the changes.
Yow that went south.
You need to unmount your normal filesystem and fsck it. Use
mount
to find your normal filesystem mountpoint, it should be /mnt/sysimage.
Then do, eg
umount /mount/sysimage
fsck /dev/sdXX
where sdXX is the drive and partition your main filesystem lives on.
-Andy
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