Error in partition. Unexpected Inconsistency, won't let me run fsck!
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Error in partition. Unexpected Inconsistency, won't let me run fsck!
A couple nights ago one of my boxes froze up and I had to cut off the power supply. When restarted I got the dreaded message I just knew I was going to see. There were errors found in the first partition. It automatically tries to fixed it but about 90% through I get this error:
UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY: Run fsck Manually
It then ask me to enter root password to enter system maintence.
When I enter the root password I get:
Bash id: command not found
Rebooting
Then it reboots. I can't do anything else this way so I'm assuming I need to run fsck on the slack cd. But I must be running something wrong.
When I run something like:
fsck -p hdb1
All it does is print out the commands.
I also tried e2fsk but same result. I'm almost sure I used ext. 2 filesystem.
What do I need to do to fix this? Thanks for your time.
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