#Problem after forced reboot

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round niche
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can you boot to livecd? your using ext4 so perhaps you need to run fsck.ext4

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xfs btrfs or zfs for eample are more resillient to unplanned or hard shutdowns

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the UUID mentioned in your post however should be your efi system partition because of the 8 or 9 character UUID value

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check if the uuid is valid from blkid

strong crest
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for those checks i need to be chrooted on the system or no?

round niche
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not for the fsck you shouldnt need to

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it's possibly fine however you never really know unless you check

strong crest
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im gonna read the manual to see how to use the fcsk.ext4 utility

round niche
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fsck.ext4 -f -v /dev/sda3

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-f is force

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so it runs even if it detects a clean or good tag or label

strong crest
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do i press y to optimize?

round niche
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there's an fsck.ext4 option to accept changes you could use

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usually better in general to have fsck apply necessary changes or repairs unattended

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the human error factor can be less accurate or correct sometimes

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rarely to never have i seen fsck.ext4 be incorrect when something to repair is detected

strong crest
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alright, it was modified

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gotta go to class

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iwill test when im back

round niche
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good luck :)

strong crest
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thank you for you time!! hexlocation

strong crest
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it didnt worked 😔