I was working on stuff, then I got a low space warning, then everything started shutting down. When I restarted, I was put into initramfs. I tried deleting some unneeded files from a live boot, but that didn't help. Here's what I get.
#Filesystem corrupted?
ebon river
heavy pagoda
boot live. then do 'lsblk -f` to figure out ur partitions
then do sudo fsck /dev/<nvme1n1__> put partition number, no brackets
ebon river
then do `sudo fsck /dev/<nvme1n1__>` put partition number, no brackets
I've done that. It's nvme0n1p2
ebon river
ebon river
why so many RAID things?
I can't recall setting up RAID. This is my pc.
heavy pagoda
do from live environment terminal how I said
when u boot live, open DISKS app, then click play button on EVERY partition of nvme1n1 then open terminal, then show this result of command
lsblk -o NAME,TYPE,MODEL,LABEL,SIZE,FSSIZE,FSTYPE,FSUSED,MOUNTPOINT
@ebon river ^
ebon river
boot live. then do 'lsblk -f` to figure out ur partitions
Fixed. I didn't know this had to be run from live. Thanks!
heavy pagoda
ok koo
ebon river
Do you know why this might have happened?
It's not normal for filesystems to shit themselves right
heavy pagoda
i would like to see the details to be able to answer that possibly
heavy pagoda
`lsblk -o NAME,TYPE,MODEL,LABEL,SIZE,FSSIZE,FSTYPE,FSUSED,MOUNTPOINT`
.
add FSAVAIL too to that string
with a comma before it
ebon river
heavy pagoda
so that may have led to the issue possibly. Are there any virtual machines set up on this linux system?
if so, adjust the VM setup for each so they're not having 'dynamically-allocated' drive space, since this may cause one of them to balloon out infinitely til drive fills right up.