Known problem not related to linux.
To repeat:
0. Make backup! Mandatory!
1. Hibernate windows
2. Boot to another windows OS (USB stick, connect HDD to another windows OS)
3. Run defrag system partition hibernated system.
4. Try to wake up system.
You have broken FS. The only way - to restore from
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: ntfs-3g (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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I *think* it is this bug that has affected me twice recently. Both
times Windows 7 had put itself into hibernate without me realising
(happened when I left the computer on overnight in Windows). I then
continued to use Linux (and the NTFS partitions without problems). When
I next booted into Win
> It seems that ntfs-3g could not determine "hibernate" status in
Windows 7.
Detection of a hibernated Windows session is based on a file named
"hiberfil.sys" on the Windows system partition in which Windows saves its state.
1) Was the damaged partition the Windows system one, or was it another
also affect ubuntu 10.4 LTS
dangerous bug
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possible fs crash in "hibernated" windows
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