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chrls
06-22-2004, 09:01 AM
My PC is running Knoppix 2.78 and for some reason the file system has errors on it. It tells me to mount the hdd read-write, so I do so, then it says "run fsck" so I do so, and it tells me "bash: fsck: command not found".
What am I going to do? Someone please help me...
Gozar
06-22-2004, 12:53 PM
My PC is running Knoppix 2.78 and for some reason the file system has errors on it. It tells me to mount the hdd read-write, so I do so, then it says "run fsck" so I do so, and it tells me "bash: fsck: command not found".
What am I going to do? Someone please help me...
When does it say to mount hdd read-write (Sure it don't ask you to mount it read only?)
You don't give mutch info on your problem!
A quick solution is to use a knoppix cd to boot from and then do: su fsck /dev/hdd
chrls
06-22-2004, 08:12 PM
Nevermind, I fixed it.
I used /sbin/fsck <filesystem> to fix it.
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