On 12:29 16 Jun 2003, rm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Just to complete this thread. I solved this problem in a much simpler
| way. After some additional searching on Googly Groups, I tried running
| fsck -A /dev/hda2 and answered yes to all the questions. When I exited
| and rebooted, it started - good as new!
If you're going to answer yes to all the questions you can say
fsck -y /dev/hda2
and it will answer "yes" for you. (And there's no need to use -A if you're
fscking just one filesystem).
Cheers,
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