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Re: peppermint won’t boot

28 July 2021 6:13 pm
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You need to boot into a live USB/CD environment then make sure none of the disks are mounted:Code: [Select]for n in /dev/sda* ; do umount $n ; donethen run fsck as Keith indicatedCode: [Select]sudo fsck -y /dev/sdaNote using the -y will answer yes to ...
You need to boot into a live USB/CD environment then make sure none of the disks are mounted:

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for n in /dev/sda* ; do umount $n ; done

then run fsck as Keith indicated

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sudo fsck -y /dev/sda

Note using the -y will answer yes to all fixing suggestions.

perhaps you could just do a dry run first:
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sudo fsck -n /dev/sda