Are corrupted filesystems a common occurence? I had assumed that they'd be quite rare considering how stable Linux is said to be. I would have thought a simple reinstall would have solved the problem...
I will give the systemmd-fsck method a go first. Just to make sure I understand properly, I have to press shift (or escape if this doesn't work) just as the bios is loading, press e to edit boot options, find the line beginning with 'linux' and add fsck.mode=force to the end of it, press F10, and then let...
Are corrupted filesystems a common occurence? I had assumed that they'd be quite rare considering how stable Linux is said to be. I would have thought a simple reinstall would have solved the problem...I will give the systemmd-fsck method a go first. Just to make sure I understand properly, I have to press shift (or escape if this doesn't work) just as the bios is loading, press e to edit boot options, find the line beginning with 'linux' and add fsck.mode=force to the end of it, press F10, and then let...
I will give the systemmd-fsck method a go first. Just to make sure I understand properly, I have to press shift (or escape if this doesn't work) just as the bios is loading, press e to edit boot options, find the line beginning with 'linux' and add fsck.mode=force to the end of it, press F10, and then let...
