DTL-T10000 UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY RUN fsck MANUALLY! HELP!

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  1. Brilliant2meNu

    Brilliant2meNu Robust Member

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    Hey everyone


    Just got my TOOL and been loving it every second, HOWEVER, I had a power outage and now am experiencing "UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck MANUALLY". I believe the hard disk is ok, is there any way to run a disk repair, sorry I am a bit of a noob when it comes to Linux, let alone on the DTL-T10000. Many thanks in advance
     
  2. splith

    splith Resolute Member

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    Boot the device up and go to a CLI (however you do that) and run:
    fsck --help

    Which shall give you some help.
    You probably want Ext2 checking on /dev/sda
     
  3. mooseblaster

    mooseblaster Bleep. Site Supporter 2012, 2014

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    I'm a Linux sysadmin, and even I get freaked out by the RUN FSCK MANUALLY warning. But luckily, whilst it looks scary, it's no more serious than a ScanDisk pop-up on Windows.

    Just do the following:

    1) Hit Ctrl-D. The system should give you a prompt (either to type in the administrator password or just let you in).
    2) Type the following: fsck -y /dev/sda
    3) Type the following: reboot
    4) The system should restart happily. If it doesn't, the operating system could be shagged or the drive may well be faulty.

    Note: step 2 might take a while to complete, but be patient - it'll get there in the end.
     
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