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Old 11-08-2020, 01:26 PM   #1
MickTheRus
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Exclamation Can't Boot into Manjaro Linux after update, corrupted FS error no fsck.


Yesteday I updated my Manjaro linux install, after that I went to sleep. I was going to boot back into Linux to use on school work and see the corrupted FS error, I looked up some guides and noticed pretty much all of them use FSCK but when I try to use that it says unknown error. I don't have Time Shift setup.

Edit 1: I just made a Live USB on Windows and fixed it with fsck

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Boot from live media and see if you can repair it.
Make sure that you run fsck on the correct partition, not the swap or UEFI.

You left a lot out. Are you booting from a majaro install and not a USB/Optical disk?
How did you update manjaro? With pacman? What is in pacman's log?

Are you partially updated? How long since you updated? Did you have /boot mounted when you updated? Another words is /boot on a separate partition?

Is this a filesystem error and not a grub error? Grub can be fixed.

When you boot from a live install media, look at:
fdisk -l
fsck

Could also be a hard disk dying. I would boot from live media and check it, if the filesystem is damaged.
 
Old 11-08-2020, 05:18 PM   #3
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Boot from live media and see if you can repair it.
Make sure that you run fsck on the correct partition, not the swap or UEFI.

You left a lot out. Are you booting from a majaro install and not a USB/Optical disk?
How did you update manjaro? With pacman? What is in pacman's log?

Are you partially updated? How long since you updated? Did you have /boot mounted when you updated? Another words is /boot on a separate partition?

Is this a filesystem error and not a grub error? Grub can be fixed.

When you boot from a live install media, look at:
fdisk -l
fsck

Could also be a hard disk dying. I would boot from live media and check it, if the filesystem is damaged.

I already had Manjaro installed on a NVME drive. I updated from Add or Remove Software, I highly doubt my SSD is dying cause I I got it replaced with my laptop. Im gonna go find a usb and flash Manjaro to.
 
  


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