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hi to everybody, I have a problem that I don't succeed in resolving... I passed from 9.4 to ubuntu 9.10 to the beginning been all right everything, but when I ...
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    [SOLVED] Mount of filesystem failed

    hi to everybody, I have a problem that I don't succeed in resolving...
    I passed from 9.4 to ubuntu 9.10 to the beginning been all right everything, but when I restart the pc i found this:
    mount of filesystem failed
    4c291a-bc0f-49ab-8936-a6e222d5065
    A MAITENANCE SHELL WILL NOW BE STARTED
    CONTROL-D will terminate this shell and re-try

    what can i do? please, I am writing the thesis and I need the computer.
    Thanks
    bacy

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    Hi and Welcome !

    Boot up from Ubuntu LiveCD and mount / partition of Ubuntu. Open /etc/fstab file with root privileges and replace UUID with actual device name ( /dev/sdxy ).
    It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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    Thank u very much Davil, but I don't understund what do i do...
    can u explane me better?!? after root@foura-laptop: what i write?

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    Davil sorry, i don't have a ubuntu cd...the passage from 9.4 to 9.10 is happened through updatings.

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    Execute this at that prompt :
    Code:
    sudo fdisk -l
    Post output here.
    * Its small L in fdisk -l.
    It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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    I encountered this problem today. Just execute this command
    fsck
    Yes that's all. After this command it will ask you to auto-fix file-system problems. Give "yes or y" . And then it will say "I finished my job, restart computer"
    type
    sudo shutdown -r now
    And it is finished.
    I hope it solves your problem too.

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