there is a problem with these blocks during start up there is an error check... while it scans the home directory it saids

it has found a duplicate/bad block

then it saids that the block in question is in use...

it starts a scan for duplicate/bad blocks

it finds a lot of them... trys to fix them, but fails... any idea how i can undo this

It looks like you're trying to run fsck on a read/write filesystem. You might try booting into single-user mode, passing the kernel command-line “ro s” (ro for read-only, s for single-user). You should then be able to check the filesystem manually using fsck.

Failing that, you will need to boot from a rescue disk (so that the filesystem's completely unused) and run fsck from there.

Hope that helps,

— Robert J. Lee

a linux native file system is only read/write?

i get the same difficalty in single user mode

i got this problem just by shutting down, and booting into M$win2k

also for some reason after 10 or 15 trys i got somewhere i notice that they were in a users opera cache, i did the same exact thing each time too...
the odd thing is the last this happened in found them in the same spot, but did it on the first time. could this problem have something to do with opera it self
now i would like to know, is there a way i can evade this in the future

hi
did u run
#fsck -y
and
#fcsk -f

without mounting these drives

regards