Topic: Help me pleas

[oniaiai]

I have a problem.....

***An error occurred during the file system check.
***Dropping you to a shell; the system will reboot
***when you leave the shell.
Give root password for maintenance
(or type Control-D for normal startup):

Can, You help me?

[Daniel B.]

Your filesystem is corrupted. That can be a hardware failure, or a software corruption (after a crash). The server won't boot before you manually run fsck to check/repair the filesystem. Note that this might not be possible if the problem is comming from hardware failure (hope you have backups....).

Try this:
- when you're prompted to, enter the root password, you'll be dropped on a shell
- manually run fsck

Code: [Select]

e2fsck -D -tt -y /dev/main/root

It can take several minutes/hours depending on the size of your drives and their speed. With some luck, the filesystem will be cleaned, and you'll be able to boot.

[stephdl]

Thanks, saved here http://wiki.contribs.org/Useful_Commands#Check_file_system_in_case_of_corruption

Good luck

[oniaiai]

Thank you

[oniaiai]

You, See images link me

http://image.ohozaa.com/view2/xDPO99TObgAWjubv

[Daniel B.]

According t your screenshot, /dev/sdc1 doesn't exists (but is listed in /etc/fstab). There're several possibilities:

- the sata cable is unplugeed
- the disk is physically dead
- you have swapped sata cables (so /dev/sdc1 is now /dev/sda1 or /dev/sdb1 for example)
- you have added an entry for /dev/sdc1 in /etc/fstab but this disk isn't connected anymore

Without more info from your setup, it's hard to tell what's going wrong....

[oniaiai]

You can have a solution to help me.

[Daniel B.]

No, there's nothing we can do to help unless you tell us more about your setup. We have no idea what /dev/sdc1 is, if it's holding SME Server itself or if it's an additional disk you've added. All I can say is that the system is trying to fsck/mount /dev/sdc1, but this disk is not present on the system

[oniaiai]

thank you

[CharlieBrady]

You, See images link me

http://image.ohozaa.com/view2/xDPO99TObgAWjubv

That appears to be a heavily modified SME system, if it is SME at all. No LVM configured, and non-standard filesystems /1, /HDD21 and /boot1.

You can give the root password to obtain a shell, then edit /etc/fstab and insert '#' to comment out all non standard filesystems - especially the one referencing /dev/sdc1. You should then be able to reboot.

You will then probably want to re-enable the filesystems which don't have problems.