It didn't say that. Anyway, I've tried fsck using different hda number
but it didn't work.
Instead, it said that fstab did not contain fsck passno field. (1st
warning shown). I guess it then tried to fsck for me, stating
fsck.ext2/ :
Then it said "The superblock could not be read or does not describe a
correct ext2 filesystem ... try running e2fsck with alternate superblock :
e2fsck -b 8193 <device>
I've tried e2fsck like stated on screen with different hda. How many
superblocks are there? I'll check the different hda starting blocks
again but I doubt it will work. What if the filesystem is using ext3?
What error report? I know dmesg but it is in /var/log which is empty.
YYOng
Alfred Hovdestad wrote:
It sounds like your system is detecting a file system error which the
boot-up check cannot repair. It should say something like:
fsck /dev/hda1
where /dev/hda1 is where your / or /boot partition is mounted. If you
type the command as shown when you drop down to the shell, you should
be able to repair the filesystem. If you can post the error reported
from another computer, it should be easier to analyze your problem
(unless your hard drive died).
Alfred Hovdestad
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