Btrfs errors on boot, can't boot my Fedora Linux
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Hi Fedora 27 user here with btrfs partitioning on a ssd (default scheme choose at installation). All of a sudden my laptop can't boot, tried all kernel entries in GRUB. If I true the rescue we entry it says: "Cannot open access to console, the root account is locked."
The errors on the screen are:
bad tree block start
fail to open runtime journal (systemd)
error removing orphan entry, stopping orphan cleanup
pending csums is 16994304
remounting read-write after error is not allowed
Not sure what could it have trigger it, did a couple of cold reboots though recently (machine freezed). Many thanks for suggestions
PS please see attached screenshot here
fedora boot btrfs
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Hi Fedora 27 user here with btrfs partitioning on a ssd (default scheme choose at installation). All of a sudden my laptop can't boot, tried all kernel entries in GRUB. If I true the rescue we entry it says: "Cannot open access to console, the root account is locked."
The errors on the screen are:
bad tree block start
fail to open runtime journal (systemd)
error removing orphan entry, stopping orphan cleanup
pending csums is 16994304
remounting read-write after error is not allowed
Not sure what could it have trigger it, did a couple of cold reboots though recently (machine freezed). Many thanks for suggestions
PS please see attached screenshot here
fedora boot btrfs
asked Feb 17 at 3:16
horizonbrave
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Given you're getting an IO failure, have you tested the drive to make sure it's in good condition?
– Emmanuel Rosa
Feb 18 at 13:51
please how to do that?
– horizonbrave
Feb 18 at 17:54
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Hi Fedora 27 user here with btrfs partitioning on a ssd (default scheme choose at installation). All of a sudden my laptop can't boot, tried all kernel entries in GRUB. If I true the rescue we entry it says: "Cannot open access to console, the root account is locked."
The errors on the screen are:
bad tree block start
fail to open runtime journal (systemd)
error removing orphan entry, stopping orphan cleanup
pending csums is 16994304
remounting read-write after error is not allowed
Not sure what could it have trigger it, did a couple of cold reboots though recently (machine freezed). Many thanks for suggestions
PS please see attached screenshot here
fedora boot btrfs
asked Feb 17 at 3:16
horizonbrave
2914
Hi Fedora 27 user here with btrfs partitioning on a ssd (default scheme choose at installation). All of a sudden my laptop can't boot, tried all kernel entries in GRUB. If I true the rescue we entry it says: "Cannot open access to console, the root account is locked."
The errors on the screen are:
bad tree block start
fail to open runtime journal (systemd)
error removing orphan entry, stopping orphan cleanup
pending csums is 16994304
remounting read-write after error is not allowed
Not sure what could it have trigger it, did a couple of cold reboots though recently (machine freezed). Many thanks for suggestions
PS please see attached screenshot here
fedora boot btrfs
asked Feb 17 at 3:16
horizonbrave
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edited Feb 17 at 4:09
asked Feb 17 at 3:16
horizonbrave
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asked Feb 17 at 3:16
horizonbrave
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asked Feb 17 at 3:16
horizonbrave
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Given you're getting an IO failure, have you tested the drive to make sure it's in good condition?
– Emmanuel Rosa
Feb 18 at 13:51
please how to do that?
– horizonbrave
Feb 18 at 17:54
add a comment |Â
Given you're getting an IO failure, have you tested the drive to make sure it's in good condition?
– Emmanuel Rosa
Feb 18 at 13:51
please how to do that?
– horizonbrave
Feb 18 at 17:54
Given you're getting an IO failure, have you tested the drive to make sure it's in good condition?
– Emmanuel Rosa
Feb 18 at 13:51
Given you're getting an IO failure, have you tested the drive to make sure it's in good condition?
– Emmanuel Rosa
Feb 18 at 13:51
please how to do that?
– horizonbrave
Feb 18 at 17:54
please how to do that?
– horizonbrave
Feb 18 at 17:54
add a comment |Â
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Given you're getting an IO failure, have you tested the drive to make sure it's in good condition?
– Emmanuel Rosa
Feb 18 at 13:51
please how to do that?
– horizonbrave
Feb 18 at 17:54