Joe Menola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Saturday 11 March 2006 10:19 am, Harry Putnam wrote: >> But as you might guess typing a non-command would not produce silence >> as reported. >> >> reiserfschk >> -su: reiserfschk: command not found >> >> So it was a typo, I used the right command and then again adding --check >> after bootup had finished. (That is the default though so shouldn't >> make any difference) and it didn't. >> >> No output from `reiserfsck /dev/hdb6' whatever. Yet on reboot >> ... again the same stop and error report occurs. > > Hmmm, that sounds not good. > Some things I would try...
I think it is not serious or I would'nt be able to mount it error free. > check fstab for proper entry Yeah, first place I looked but there has been no activity there for a good while. The last things I recall doing before the reboot where this started was: 1) attempted to build amaya by hand and errored out, but not disk related errors. 2) Attempted to install strace (to help with amaya build) and it errored out... I didn't keep error. 3) ran revdep-rebuild It came up clear after one shotting a couple of things I think. I ran it because of the error attempting to install strace. I didn't keep the error but after revdep-rebuild one shotted kpdf-? and maybe something else, strace emerged without error. I can't think what in that activity would cause a disk error especially since none of the activity involved /dev/hdb6 which is not a system directory (/dev/hdb6 = /anex2) And is primarily a backup disk. There may have been a backup run though... The last one happend at 9:30 and this boot problem showed up fairly soon after. The backup itserlf was error free (rsnapshot of a few directories) > try to mount the partition manually in maintenance mode > try accessing the partition from another o/s or live cd. Well as reported in OP it mounts without any evidence of problems. > Boot on up and /dev/hdb6 seems mounted ok. No troubles mounting in maintenance or regular run level. -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
