On 05/29/2012 02:16 PM, Mark C. Allman wrote:
Create a file in the root directory ("/") named "forcefsck". This will
force fsck to run and clean the file systems when you reboot.
The file contains one line and lists the options that you want to pass
to fsck. I use "-p" since my filesystem is ext3.
Did that, didn't fix it. In fact, after I get the dialog I went to
another terminal session on my netbook, unmounted the volume group and
did a full pvck, vgck and fsck and found no errors.
I'm at a complete loss. This shouldn't even be a problem, IMHO.
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