Thanks a lot for the help. I used 'fsck' command at boot time and it recovered my filesystem successfully :) and now my system is working properly.
Thanks & Regards,
Suman.
On 5/6/07, Kam Leo <kam.leo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 5/5/07, suman rapolu <suman.neo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Today when i tried to upgrade some packages using "Synaptic" package
> manager, the window didn't minimized and suddenly not responded. From then
> no GUI application(either Gnome or KDE) is getting opened, and giving errors
> like "X server is not running". Then i first logged-off from my current user
> account. After logging-off it gave me message like "X server is not running
> and after correcting errors start the "GDM" server".
>
> Then i rebooted my system hoping the X server may get initialized at
> boot time, so that the problem may disappear. But at booting time it gave
> "filesystem is corrupted" and is not booting now. I am using Fedora 5 (linux
> 2.6.15 kernel). I tried to get a copy of "syslog" messages but the
> filesystem is corrupted.
>
> Can anybody help me please, i have some important data init.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Suman.
Run in text mode so that you can force the system to check the file system.
1. At the grub boot menu type the letter "a"
This will bring up a second grub screen for you to append options
to the kernel
command line.
2. Type a space and the number three, i.e. " 3"
This data tell the kernel to boot to runlevel 3 (text mode, X will
not be started).
3. Press the Enter key.
You should be presented with a login prompt upon completion of boot.
4. Log in as root.
5. Type the following:
touch /forcefsck
reboot
The system will reboot and perform a file system check.
Note: After the file system has been checked X may still not work. At
this point you need to perform a check of installed packages using
rpm.
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