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Originally, arch wouldn't let me log in, complaining of an incorrect shell entry. (This is a recently re-setup system of mine, so I only have a root account.)
So I booted into the LiveCD, mounted my root partition, and editted /etc/passwd so that it pointed to the correct zsh path. But I rebooted without thinking, and without unmount. DOH!
Now Im getting the "FILESYSTEM CHECK FAILED: Please repair manually and reboot" error on boot, constantly. I've gone into the Live environemt again, and fsck the partition - didn't help.
Ideas? I've seen a recent topic similar to this one, but couldn't find help in it.
Last edited by pritchard92 (2009-09-28 21:49:34)
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Perhaps your system is trying to boot on the wrong device?
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Thank you for the reply.
However, after many more reboots, it finally checked the disk, and is now working.
Thanks.
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