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12-08-2004, 02:22 AM	#1
carl0ski Member Registered: Sep 2004 Location: Melbourne, Victoria Australia Distribution: Support those that support you :) Posts: 872 Blog Entries: 12 Rep:	"Bad Superblock or too many mounted devices" what is this error :S I suddenly got it after converting my NTFS drives to ReiserFS but i can just mount them no problems when The kernel/Mandrake starts. any ideas? i wanna output my HDD information in a console but i dont know how. hdb1 / root reiserF hdb10 /home reiserFs hdb5 swap hdb11 /home/carl0ski/tv reiserFs hdb9 /usr reiserFs fail to automount ReiserFS during boot hdb7 /home/carl0ski/storage/ hdb6 /home/carl0ski/music hdb8 /home/carl0ski/downloads any ideas?

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