- What is the difference between fsck and e2fsck? - Super User
fsck is just the original name When they came out with new file systems they would need a specific tool for each one, efsck for ext, e2fsck for ext2, dosfsck, fsckvfat So they made fsck the front end that just calls whichever is the appropriate tool
- boot - How to check root partition with fsck? - Super User
I installed Linux Mint 12 KDE, and I would like to check the root partition for any errors How do I check the root partition with fsck at boot time?
- linux - fsck: Options for most thorough disk check - Super User
The most thorough disk check (with all fixes automated if possible) for root ext2, ext3 or ext4 partition is executed as follows: (1) boot from rescue media (root partition must be unmounted), (2) run e2fsck -f -cc -D -p That does forced check with non-destructive read-write check for the media and repairs all found problems that can be safely fixed It might take a few days for a 2TB HDD
- fsck an ntfs drive in Linux - Super User
Although as noted in the man page for ntfsfix fsck ntfs, it is not a Linux version of chkdsk and only checks for certain kinds of obvious problems on the disk
- Fix corrupted SD card filesystem using fsck - Super User
I'm trying to fix a corrupted sdcard vfat filesystem (used in an Android device) using fsck The sdcard just stopped working one day (the file browser doesn't show it and it's not visible in Android settings), I tried re-inserting it
- ubuntu - fsck : Either the superblock or the partition table is likely . . .
fsck : Either the superblock or the partition table is likely to be corrupt Ask Question Asked 1 year, 1 month ago Modified 1 year, 1 month ago
- How can I force a ext4 filesystem as dirty, to force fsck?
And if you wish you can force fsck by setting the dirty bit (you know this one, but for completion): $ debugfs -w fs_image -R 'dirty' Then, if I try to mount this I get this error: corrupt root inode, run e2fsck After a fsck it looks like the size of the root diretory is properly restored No guarantees though, backup your data first, just in case
- fsck: error 2 (No such file or directory) while executing fsck. ext4 . . .
I have the same problem, but with a HDD 500, I type fsck dev sda1 and this fixed some nodes errors on my HDD and after reboot, have some errors but started Then I rebooted it again and it works normally It can be the same problem Good luck to you!
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