fsck error on boot: /dev/sda2: UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck MANUALLY [duplicate]
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fsck error on boot: /dev/sda6: UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck MANUALLY
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I installed Ubuntu on my laptop,and it worked fine. I was just browsing the internet when suddenly the screen turned black, but the video I was watching still played. After a while of waiting I decided to turn it off and on again, but when I did it turned out like this:
I've turned it off and on again 3 times after and it had this same screen.
I have not tried anything yet since I have NO idea where to start but I do want to sort this out.
boot 18.04
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fsck error on boot: /dev/sda6: UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck MANUALLY
3 answers
I installed Ubuntu on my laptop,and it worked fine. I was just browsing the internet when suddenly the screen turned black, but the video I was watching still played. After a while of waiting I decided to turn it off and on again, but when I did it turned out like this:
I've turned it off and on again 3 times after and it had this same screen.
I have not tried anything yet since I have NO idea where to start but I do want to sort this out.
boot 18.04
edited Feb 5 at 9:45
karel
60.6k13132155
asked Feb 4 at 22:51
Brendan MooreBrendan Moore
1
marked as duplicate by pomsky, karel, Kulfy, Charles Green, N0rbert Feb 5 at 19:29
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This question already has an answer here:
fsck error on boot: /dev/sda6: UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck MANUALLY
3 answers
I installed Ubuntu on my laptop,and it worked fine. I was just browsing the internet when suddenly the screen turned black, but the video I was watching still played. After a while of waiting I decided to turn it off and on again, but when I did it turned out like this:
I've turned it off and on again 3 times after and it had this same screen.
I have not tried anything yet since I have NO idea where to start but I do want to sort this out.
boot 18.04
edited Feb 5 at 9:45
karel
60.6k13132155
asked Feb 4 at 22:51
Brendan MooreBrendan Moore
1
This question already has an answer here:
fsck error on boot: /dev/sda6: UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck MANUALLY
3 answers
I installed Ubuntu on my laptop,and it worked fine. I was just browsing the internet when suddenly the screen turned black, but the video I was watching still played. After a while of waiting I decided to turn it off and on again, but when I did it turned out like this:
I've turned it off and on again 3 times after and it had this same screen.
I have not tried anything yet since I have NO idea where to start but I do want to sort this out.
This question already has an answer here:
fsck error on boot: /dev/sda6: UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck MANUALLY
3 answers
boot 18.04
boot 18.04
edited Feb 5 at 9:45
karel
60.6k13132155
asked Feb 4 at 22:51
Brendan MooreBrendan Moore
1
edited Feb 5 at 9:45
karel
60.6k13132155
asked Feb 4 at 22:51
Brendan MooreBrendan Moore
1
edited Feb 5 at 9:45
karel
60.6k13132155
edited Feb 5 at 9:45
karel
60.6k13132155
edited Feb 5 at 9:45
karel
60.6k13132155
60.6k13132155
asked Feb 4 at 22:51
Brendan MooreBrendan Moore
1
asked Feb 4 at 22:51
Brendan MooreBrendan Moore
1
asked Feb 4 at 22:51
Brendan MooreBrendan Moore
1
1
marked as duplicate by pomsky, karel, Kulfy, Charles Green, N0rbert Feb 5 at 19:29
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Run fsck manually with this command:
fsck /dev/sda2
answered Feb 4 at 23:02
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
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Run fsck manually with this command:
fsck /dev/sda2
answered Feb 4 at 23:02
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
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@BrendanMoore If you find this answer useful, please consider "accepting" it (by clicking the tick (✓) next to it) to indicate you've found a working solution and also so that others may more easily find it in the future.
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 8:36
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Run fsck manually with this command:
fsck /dev/sda2
answered Feb 4 at 23:02
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
1005
@BrendanMoore If you find this answer useful, please consider "accepting" it (by clicking the tick (✓) next to it) to indicate you've found a working solution and also so that others may more easily find it in the future.
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 8:36
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Run fsck manually with this command:
fsck /dev/sda2
answered Feb 4 at 23:02
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
1005
Run fsck manually with this command:
fsck /dev/sda2
answered Feb 4 at 23:02
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
1005
answered Feb 4 at 23:02
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
1005
answered Feb 4 at 23:02
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
1005
answered Feb 4 at 23:02
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
1005
1005
@BrendanMoore If you find this answer useful, please consider "accepting" it (by clicking the tick (✓) next to it) to indicate you've found a working solution and also so that others may more easily find it in the future.
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 8:36
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@BrendanMoore If you find this answer useful, please consider "accepting" it (by clicking the tick (✓) next to it) to indicate you've found a working solution and also so that others may more easily find it in the future.
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 8:36
@BrendanMoore If you find this answer useful, please consider "accepting" it (by clicking the tick (✓) next to it) to indicate you've found a working solution and also so that others may more easily find it in the future.
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 8:36
@BrendanMoore If you find this answer useful, please consider "accepting" it (by clicking the tick (✓) next to it) to indicate you've found a working solution and also so that others may more easily find it in the future.
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