Checking of HDD
I have recently came across a problem whereby my keyboard and Mouse would not work in KDE as a result i had to reboot the machine manually by pressing the reset button on my pc.
After the problem was fixed i had noticed that my hdd was reading a lot and was slowing down my daily tasks. I ran fsck -a as root and found that my Filesystem is NOT clean so i switched to single user with telinit s and ran fsck -a and was prompted with this message Partition /dev/hda1 is mounted with write permissions, cannot check it Shouldnt fsck be able to check and fix my hdd in single user mode? Are there any steps that i might have missed? I am running on slackware 10.2, an 80 gig ide hdd and kernel 2.4 any help would be greatly appreciated. |
Hi,
Just boot system as single user from the boot prompt and run fsck -a /dev/hda1. Note that you should change the device to the file system you want to repair. You should 'man fsck' to get all the goodies. |
you can only 'fsck' a drive that is read-only.
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