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The other day my system totally hung (doing something with eclipse & grails). After waiting a while, I rebooted.
Of course filesystems wasn't unmounted cleanly so during boot I got the message from the subject.
Besides that the instruction to mount read/write again:
mount -n -o remount,rw /
However this command immediately is finished. Then typing exit should result in a reboot. However it displays briefly "device busy". So the remounting thing doesn't work.
No I cannot back into Arch anymore.
Am I doomed to use the XP boot option for ever?
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You have to check your filesystem before you can use it again:
fsck -y /
Do it until it's clean, then reboot again.
edit: do this before remounting readwrite, or bad things will happen.
Last edited by ataraxia (2007-09-20 18:23:20)
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Firstly: use the sysrq key if possible, it's a lot safer than pushing the power button. More info.
Secondly: did you try booting a live cd and running fsck from there? That has saved me from such situations a couple of times already.
Last edited by Ramses de Norre (2007-09-20 18:19:26)
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thanks but:
I executed fsck.ext /dev/sda5 and it return with:
"SegmenationFault"
nothing more....
help
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thanks but:
I executed fsck.ext /dev/sda5 and it return with:
"SegmenationFault"nothing more....
help
From a live cd? Try another live cd or reboot the computer, sometimes I get segfaults when something got wrong in my ram and a reboot fixes that.
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Hi,
now did the fsck with the live cd. It cleaned my sda5, sda7 was clean (although the system says to check that as well)
Trying to reboot normal; same problem. Now did the mount -n -o etc command, command returned without any message, rebooting -> same problem.
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