Berkenaan masalah aku sblm ni ( rujuk entry sblmnya ), yg nk repair filesystem tu...
ni adalah antara jwpn yg di cadangkan....
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Re: How to repair Ubuntu filesystem?
this has happened to me and for my case it fixed when I ran
Code:fsck -awhen prompted to do so (it is shown in your screenshot also where you should have run that and not press Ctrl + D). This process takes about an hour or more to run though so make sure you have time on your hands.Good luck
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Re: How to repair Ubuntu filesystem?
You can use Gnome Partition Editor (GParted) in your Ubuntu Live CD or you can use a special dedicated GParted live CD like
GParted -- LiveCD or
Parted Magic.Always leave your file systems unmounted until after the file system check, never try to run a file system check in a file system while it's mounted.
Boot your Live CD, open Gnome Partition Editor and right-click on the partition you want checked. In Hardy Heron it is 'System-->'Administration'-->'Partition Editor'.
Select 'check' from the right-click menu. If 'check' is greyed out you might need to select 'unmount first, then click 'check'.
Click the 'Apply' check mark button up on the toolbar.
Click the 'Apply' button in the confirmation pop-up window
Watch the reciprocating bar for a few minutes, a very large file system may take a while
Click on the 'Details' triangle to expand the window
Click on the triangle in front of 'Check and repair filesystem (ext3_ on ....)' for details
Be sure to fully expand all details and read what has been done. If it's the Ext3 file system, GParted will have calibrated your file system and run e2fsck -f -y -v on it for you, and has run resize2fs for you to make sure your file system is the right size to fill your partition.
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Jawapan ketiga..
Repairing broken packages has nothing to do with your problem.Anyway, you could either try the "File System Check"-option, or open a root shell and then run "fsck /dev/sda7", as the error message suggests.
Segala jawapn aku kt forum tu ada kat link ni, boley trus klik kat link ni..
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7575010#post7575010so balik nti ak nk try..hope this can help..
Thanks everyone at the Ubuntu Forum...