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Landor
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 Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 12:47 am Post subject: fsck failed, all file systems, all partitions after reboot |
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I just did a fresh install of Gentoo and everything was fine with the base system. I built X and had to stop there so shut it down. Rebooted to install KDE 4 and it won't boot, failing at fsck. It's saying my file systems are corrupted and such. I've used two other live cds, Fedora 12 and SystemRescueCD and both run fsck across my partitions for Gentoo and they're both clean and ok.
Any ideas?
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yzg
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| Check if your /etc/fstab is correct. |
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Landor
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| Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 1:25 am Post subject: fstab |
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I just double-checked, it's perfect. Also, it should have been since I had rebooted twice previously to installing X. Whatever was pulled in for the install of X messed things up. I'm stumped on this one. udev problems maybe? I noticed hal wasn't installed and I'm running ~x86
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DONAHUE
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add to the end of the kernel line in grub.conf bypasses a kernel fsck
edit /etc/fstab to make the last (pass) number 0; bypasses a root mount fsck
if your fstab mounts a /boot partition ext2 but your default configured kernel does not have ext2 support ... |
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Maybe you need to recompile your fs tools (like reiserfsprogs).
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| When you boot in gentoo, do you see anything in dmesg about disk errors? |
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