This one's sort of urgent... well, really urgent.
When I rebooted my server it came up with the error "Resize inode not valid" on /dev/main/root and suggests that I run fsck manually. So I give the root password and execute 'fsck /dev/main/root' and it asks me if I want the resize inode fixed. Of course I answer y. Then it comes up with some duplicate blocks and couple of other things. When it's finished apparently fixing things it tells me that the filesystem was modified and i should reboot. When I do it goes through the exact same thing with the resize inode, the identical duplicate blocks, etc. like it didn't fix a thing.
I did notice that I cannot edit or create any files because the filesystem is read only. How do I get fsck to actually make changes to the partition when the filesystem is read only?
I haven't been able to find an answer on this and really need help on this one. I tried to use a live cd but I'm running a two disk RAID 0 (created by the SME installation) on my server and the live cd's don't recognize the array.
Thank you very much for any help or suggestions.
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