journal superblock
Posted: 17. Jun 2012, 10:54
I have an issue and wishing i was more familiar with Bash.
I have Salix13.37LXDE86_64 installed and whilst using a DebianAVLInux LiveUSB i forgot to unmount ext3 after using installed files.
In addition.whilst 'experimenting'
with the installed Salix earlier id made all the permission for folders and files in home to root:root.And thus any external file reader denotes my home folder as not existing (it is still there)
I now am unable to boot into Salix.
JBD:IO error reading journal superblock
Ext4-Fs(sda3):error loading journal
Ive tried to use SalixLive to remedy but
SalixLive13.1.2LXDE = Boots to GUI but initiates num lock and i am unable to use mouse or keyboard.
SalixLive13.37 XFCE = Stops halfway through boot and drops to a debugging shell.
I was able to boot Parted Magic to RAM and reinstall LILO,but this made little difference.
More investigation recommends that i change the ext3 ...to ext2 or ext4 in the hope it bypasses the corrupted superblock and reads the helper script.
This i will do methodically but i wanted to make sure there is not any 'Salix specific' info i need to be aware of.
Thanks
I have Salix13.37LXDE86_64 installed and whilst using a DebianAVLInux LiveUSB i forgot to unmount ext3 after using installed files.
In addition.whilst 'experimenting'

I now am unable to boot into Salix.
JBD:IO error reading journal superblock
Ext4-Fs(sda3):error loading journal
Ive tried to use SalixLive to remedy but
SalixLive13.1.2LXDE = Boots to GUI but initiates num lock and i am unable to use mouse or keyboard.
SalixLive13.37 XFCE = Stops halfway through boot and drops to a debugging shell.
I was able to boot Parted Magic to RAM and reinstall LILO,but this made little difference.
More investigation recommends that i change the ext3 ...to ext2 or ext4 in the hope it bypasses the corrupted superblock and reads the helper script.
This i will do methodically but i wanted to make sure there is not any 'Salix specific' info i need to be aware of.
Thanks