fschk problem

lin_myworld · 12-21-2007, 09:03 AM

whenver my linux boots it shows up the following :

Quote:

fsck -va /dev/sda2
fsck 1.40.2 (12-Jul-2007)
dosfsck 2.11 (12 Mar 2005)
dosfsck 2.11, 12 Mar 2005, FAT32, LFN
Checking we can access the last sector of the filesystem
There are differences between boot sector and its backup.
Differences: (offset

riginal/backup)
1:48/58, 62:03/00, 63:02/00, 64:ff/00, 66:00/29, 67:80/72, 68:e0/83
, 69:e4/3c, 70:62/47, 71:02/20, 72:00/20, 73:08/20, 74:fa/20, 75:90/20
, 76:90/20, 77:f6/20, 78:c2/20, 79:80/20, 80:75/20, 81:02/20, 82:b2/46
, 83:80/41, 84:ea/54, 85:59/33, 86:7c/32, 87:00/20, 88:00/20, 89:31/20
, 90:c0/0e, 91:8e/1f, 92:d8/be, 93:8e/77, 94:d0/7c, 95:bc/ac, 96:00/22
, 97:20/c0, 98:fb/74, 99:a0/0b, 100:40/56, 101:7c/b4, 102:3c/0e, 103:ff/bb
, 104:74/07, 105:02/00, 106:88/cd, 107:c2/10, 108:52/5e, 109:be/eb
, 110:81/f0, 111:7d/32, 112:e8/e4, 113:36/cd, 114:01/16, 115:f6/cd
, 116:c2/19, 117:80/eb, 118:74/fe, 119:56/54, 120:b4/68, 121:41/69
, 122:bb/73, 123:aa/20, 124:55/69, 125:cd/73, 126:13/20, 127:5a/6e
, 128:52/6f, 129:72/74, 130:4b/20, 131:81/61, 132:fb/20, 133:55/62
, 134:aa/6f, 135:75/6f, 136:45/74, 137:a0/61, 138:41/62, 139:7c/6c
, 140:84/65, 141:c0/20, 142:78/64, 143:3e/69, 144:75/73, 145:05/6b
, 146:83/2e, 147:e1/20, 148:01/20, 149:74/50, 150:37/6c, 151:66/65
, 152:8b/61, 153:4c/73, 154:10/65, 155:be/20, 156:05/69, 157:7c/6e
, 158:c6/73, 159:44/65, 160:ff/72, 161:01/74, 162:66/20, 163:8b/61
, 164:1e/20, 165:44/62, 166:7c/6f, 167:c7/6f, 168:04/74, 169:10/61
, 170:00/62, 171:c7/6c, 172:44/65, 173:02/20, 174:01/66, 175:00/6c
, 176:66/6f, 177:89/70, 178:5c/70, 179:08/79, 180:c7/20, 181:44/61
, 182:06/6e, 183:00/64, 184:70/0d, 185:66/0a, 186:31/70, 187:c0/72
, 188:89/65, 189:44/73, 190:04/73, 191:66/20, 192:89/61, 193:44/6e
, 194:0c/79, 195:b4/20, 196:42/6b, 197:cd/65, 198:13/79, 199:72/20
, 200:05/74, 201:bb/6f, 202:00/20, 203:70/74, 204:eb/72, 205:7d/79
, 206:b4/20, 207:08/61, 208:cd/67, 209:13/61, 210:73/69, 211:0a/6e
, 212:f6/20, 213:c2/2e, 214:80/2e, 215:0f/2e, 216:84/20, 217:e8/0d
, 218:00/0a, 219:e9/00, 220:8d/00, 222:be/00, 223:05/00, 224:7c/00
, 225:c6/00, 226:44/00, 227:ff/00, 229:66/00, 230:31/00, 231:c0/00
, 232:88/00, 233:f0/00, 234:40/00, 235:66/00, 236:89/00, 237:44/00
, 238:04/00, 239:31/00, 240:d2/00, 241:88/00, 242:ca/00, 243:c1/00
, 244:e2/00, 245:02/00, 246:88/00, 247:e8/00, 248:88/00, 249:f4/00
, 250:40/00, 251:89/00, 252:44/00, 253:08/00, 254:31/00, 255:c0/00
, 256:88/00, 257:d0/00, 258:c0/00, 259:e8/00, 260:02/00, 261:66/00
, 262:89/00, 263:04/00, 264:66/00, 265:a1/00, 266:44/00, 267:7c/00
, 268:66/00, 269:31/00, 270:d2/00, 271:66/00, 272:f7/00, 273:34/00
, 274:88/00, 275:54/00, 276:0a/00, 277:66/00, 278:31/00, 279:d2/00
, 280:66/00, 281:f7/00, 282:74/00, 283:04/00, 284:88/00, 285:54/00
, 286:0b/00, 287:89/00, 288:44/00, 289:0c/00, 290:3b/00, 291:44/00
, 292:08/00, 293:7d/00, 294:3c/00, 295:8a/00, 296:54/00, 297:0d/00
, 298:c0/00, 299:e2/00, 300:06/00, 301:8a/00, 302:4c/00, 303:0a/00
, 304:fe/00, 305:c1/00, 306:08/00, 307:d1/00, 308:8a/00, 309:6c/00
, 310:0c/00, 311:5a/00, 312:8a/00, 313:74/00, 314:0b/00, 315:bb/00
, 317:70/00, 318:8e/00, 319:c3/00, 320:31/00, 321:db/00, 322:b8/00
, 323:01/00, 324:02/00, 325:cd/00, 326:13/00, 327:72/00, 328:2a/00
, 329:8c/00, 330:c3/00, 331:8e/00, 332:06/00, 333:48/00, 334:7c/00
, 335:60/00, 336:1e/00, 337:b9/00, 339:01/00, 340:8e/00, 341:db/00
, 342:31/00, 343:f6/00, 344:31/00, 345:ff/00, 346:fc/00, 347:f3/00
, 348:a5/00, 349:1f/00, 350:61/00, 351:ff/00, 352:26/00, 353:42/00
, 354:7c/00, 355:be/00, 356:87/00, 357:7d/00, 358:e8/00, 359:40/00
, 361:eb/00, 362:0e/00, 363:be/00, 364:8c/00, 365:7d/00, 366:e8/00
, 367:38/00, 369:eb/00, 370:06/00, 371:be/00, 372:96/00, 373:7d/00
, 374:e8/00, 375:30/00, 377:be/00, 378:9b/00, 379:7d/00, 380:e8/00
, 381:2a/00, 383:eb/00, 384:fe/00, 385:47/00, 386:52/00, 387:55/00
, 388:42/00, 389:20/00, 391:47/00, 392:65/00, 393:6f/00, 394:6d/00
, 396:48/00, 397:61/00, 398:72/00, 399:64/00, 400:20/00, 401:44/00
, 402:69/00, 403:73/00, 404:6b/00, 406:52/00, 407:65/00, 408:61/00
, 409:64/00, 411:20/00, 412:45/00, 413:72/00, 414:72/00, 415:6f/00
, 416:72/00, 418:bb/00, 419:01/00, 421:b4/00, 422:0e/00, 423:cd/00
, 424:10/00, 425:ac/00, 426:3c/00, 428:75/00, 429:f4/00, 430:c3/00
, 440:69/00, 441:73/00, 442:73/00, 443:69/00, 444:6e/00, 445:67/00
, 446:ff/00, 447:0d/00, 448:0a/00, 449:44/00, 450:69/00, 451:73/00
, 452:6b/00, 453:20/00, 454:65/00, 455:72/00, 456:72/00, 457:6f/00
, 458:72/00, 459:ff/00, 460:0d/00, 461:0a/00, 462:50/00, 463:72/00
, 464:65/00, 465:73/00, 466:73/00, 467:20/00, 468:61/00, 469:6e/00
, 470:79/00, 471:20/00, 472:6b/00, 473:65/00, 474:79/00, 475:20/00
, 476:74/00, 477:6f/00, 478:20/00, 479:72/00, 480:65/00, 481:73/00
, 482:74/00, 483:61/00, 484:72/00, 485:74/00, 486:0d/00, 487:0a/00
, 505:ac/00, 506:bf/00, 507:cc/00
Not automatically fixing this.

how can i fix this

marozsas · 12-21-2007, 10:00 AM

try to run fsck.vfat directly (instead of generic wrapper fsck) on the damaged filesystem.
Do not use the auto flag. It may need manual/interactive recovery.

lin_myworld · 12-22-2007, 05:30 PM

running fsck.vfat with -a attribute prints the same message

Quote:

464:65/00, 465:73/00, 466:73/00, 467:20/00, 468:61/00, 469:6e/00
, 470:79/00, 471:20/00, 472:6b/00, 473:65/00, 474:79/00, 475:20/00
, 476:74/00, 477:6f/00, 478:20/00, 479:72/00, 480:65/00, 481:73/00
, 482:74/00, 483:61/00, 484:72/00, 485:74/00, 486:0d/00, 487:0a/00
, 505:ac/00, 506:bf/00, 507:cc/00
Not automatically fixing this.

need help?????

marozsas · 12-26-2007, 04:22 AM

I'm sorry, I meant "Do not use the -a flag".
Try to run "fsck.vfat /dev/sda2" without the "-a" flag. This will run it interactively, flagging the errors and asking you what to do next.
This will change the filesystem and you have no guaranties it will fix your filesystem.

I advise you to make a full backup of that partition using "dd if=/dev/sda2 of=/path/to/a/large/space/backup.sda2" or to tape.

As an alternative way, if this system has dual boot, try to boot in windows and let the windows tools to fix this partition. The backup advise still applies.

roy_lt_69 · 12-26-2007, 10:40 PM

If you don't want fsck to be executed at bootup then edit /etc/fstab and change the last parameter on the vfat partitions to 0 (zero).