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I added a new sata drive to my computer (running Debian) and fdisk'd it. I can mount the drive and copy files to it. I have added the appropriate line ...
  1. 11-02-2005 #1
    garethmartin
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    fsck.ext3 error on boot up - new sata drive



    I added a new sata drive to my computer (running Debian) and fdisk'd it. I can mount the drive and copy files to it. I have added the appropriate line to the fstab file to mount the disk at start up. However when I reboot the machine I get an fsck.ext3 error.

    Maybe the driver for the sata disk is not loading before the fsck is run?

    Any ideas?

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    Gareth
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    Re: fsck.ext3 error on boot up - new sata drive

    Quote Originally Posted by garethmartin
    I added a new sata drive to my computer (running Debian) and fdisk'd it. I can mount the drive and copy files to it. I have added the appropriate line to the fstab file to mount the disk at start up. However when I reboot the machine I get an fsck.ext3 error.

    Maybe the driver for the sata disk is not loading before the fsck is run?

    Any ideas?

    Thanks
    Gareth
    I think your partition have problem please repartition your hard disk and control every thing and do not forgot boot flag

    kernel 2.6 only support SATA hatd drive
    is your kernel 2.6
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