e2fsck did no solve the IO error
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Unit had observed IO error, hence it was rebooted. As part of the boot-up script, it tries to fix the errors with e2fsck -y option. However, even after reboot it could not correct it. And the error is -
File system errors left uncorrected (error code 4)
Error reading block 411649 (Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read) while reading directory block.
How to correct this? System reboot again will help or is there any other option?
ubuntu hard-disk badblocks e2fsck
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Unit had observed IO error, hence it was rebooted. As part of the boot-up script, it tries to fix the errors with e2fsck -y option. However, even after reboot it could not correct it. And the error is -
File system errors left uncorrected (error code 4)
Error reading block 411649 (Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read) while reading directory block.
How to correct this? System reboot again will help or is there any other option?
ubuntu hard-disk badblocks e2fsck
asked Feb 26 at 11:48
Ravi
309213
Please see this forum chat: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1431853
– George Udosen
Feb 26 at 12:57
Looks like your hard disk has failed and will need to be replaced. Checkdmesgfor more detailed errors.
– psusi
Feb 26 at 14:48
Do you have smartctl installed? It can show you (and us) the health of the disk.
– Mark Plotnick
Feb 26 at 19:05
No, smartctl is not installed. Same errors seen after couple of reboots, that means fsck could not fix it.
– Ravi
Feb 27 at 8:07
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Unit had observed IO error, hence it was rebooted. As part of the boot-up script, it tries to fix the errors with e2fsck -y option. However, even after reboot it could not correct it. And the error is -
File system errors left uncorrected (error code 4)
Error reading block 411649 (Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read) while reading directory block.
How to correct this? System reboot again will help or is there any other option?
ubuntu hard-disk badblocks e2fsck
asked Feb 26 at 11:48
Ravi
309213
Unit had observed IO error, hence it was rebooted. As part of the boot-up script, it tries to fix the errors with e2fsck -y option. However, even after reboot it could not correct it. And the error is -
File system errors left uncorrected (error code 4)
Error reading block 411649 (Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read) while reading directory block.
How to correct this? System reboot again will help or is there any other option?
ubuntu hard-disk badblocks e2fsck
asked Feb 26 at 11:48
Ravi
309213
edited Feb 26 at 12:33
asked Feb 26 at 11:48
Ravi
309213
asked Feb 26 at 11:48
Ravi
309213
asked Feb 26 at 11:48
Ravi
309213
309213
Please see this forum chat: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1431853
– George Udosen
Feb 26 at 12:57
Looks like your hard disk has failed and will need to be replaced. Checkdmesgfor more detailed errors.
– psusi
Feb 26 at 14:48
Do you have smartctl installed? It can show you (and us) the health of the disk.
– Mark Plotnick
Feb 26 at 19:05
No, smartctl is not installed. Same errors seen after couple of reboots, that means fsck could not fix it.
– Ravi
Feb 27 at 8:07
add a comment |Â
Please see this forum chat: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1431853
– George Udosen
Feb 26 at 12:57
Looks like your hard disk has failed and will need to be replaced. Checkdmesgfor more detailed errors.
– psusi
Feb 26 at 14:48
Do you have smartctl installed? It can show you (and us) the health of the disk.
– Mark Plotnick
Feb 26 at 19:05
No, smartctl is not installed. Same errors seen after couple of reboots, that means fsck could not fix it.
– Ravi
Feb 27 at 8:07
Please see this forum chat: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1431853
– George Udosen
Feb 26 at 12:57
Please see this forum chat: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1431853
– George Udosen
Feb 26 at 12:57
Looks like your hard disk has failed and will need to be replaced. Check
dmesg for more detailed errors.– psusi
Feb 26 at 14:48
Looks like your hard disk has failed and will need to be replaced. Check
dmesg for more detailed errors.– psusi
Feb 26 at 14:48
Do you have smartctl installed? It can show you (and us) the health of the disk.
– Mark Plotnick
Feb 26 at 19:05
Do you have smartctl installed? It can show you (and us) the health of the disk.
– Mark Plotnick
Feb 26 at 19:05
No, smartctl is not installed. Same errors seen after couple of reboots, that means fsck could not fix it.
– Ravi
Feb 27 at 8:07
No, smartctl is not installed. Same errors seen after couple of reboots, that means fsck could not fix it.
– Ravi
Feb 27 at 8:07
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Please see this forum chat: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1431853
– George Udosen
Feb 26 at 12:57
Looks like your hard disk has failed and will need to be replaced. Check
dmesgfor more detailed errors.– psusi
Feb 26 at 14:48
Do you have smartctl installed? It can show you (and us) the health of the disk.
– Mark Plotnick
Feb 26 at 19:05
No, smartctl is not installed. Same errors seen after couple of reboots, that means fsck could not fix it.
– Ravi
Feb 27 at 8:07