On 20:24 10 Jan 2002, fred smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| 1. you need to enter the password for the 'root' user, then
| 2. you need to run the 'fsck' command. You can probably literally
| just type the command:
| fsck
| at the commandline. You'll probably get along just fine without using
| any commandline options. If it asks for permission to fix something
| or to make changes, just answer 'y' or 'yes' to each question.
| When fsck is done, type CTRL-D (control key and the D key at the
| same time) and it should restart the system.
I would add that saying:
fsck -y
will do the "yes" answers for you.
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