stupid_idiot

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Posted: July 07 2007,17:34 |
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Quote (jnymris @ July 06 2007,13:33) | I have tried "e2fsck -fp /dev/hdaX" but it doesn't seem to reconise the hard drive, maybe because it's loading from the RAM? |
Very sorry - `e2fsck -fp /dev/hdaX` where X is not literal but a number, the number of the partition where DSL has been installed. I am sorry I did not make this clear. Anyway, it is easy to find out the partition number. Please run `cfdisk` and looking at the information presented, try to identify which is the partition with DSL inside. Most importantly, the partition number is in the left-most column. Other attributes, especially 'FS Type' and 'Size (MB)', may help you identify the correct partition. Then: `e2fsck -fp /dev/hdaX` - where X is the number of the partition you have identified. This is to check the partition for any errors and fix them automatically. It may help your problem - but I think it is quite possible the problem lies elsewhere. Still, I think it is a good thing to try first.
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