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From yesterday randomly the filesystem of my Trisquel installation becomes read-only until a new reboot. I want to fix that... I really need your help, but I can give some informations (perhaps useful):
1)I recently changed size at the partition, creating another one with 50 GB of the primary. I did that with gparted on live usb Trisquel
2)I recently changed /etc/fstab adding the line
"UUID=454E045C147EC335 /media/MoYan ntfs auto,rw,exec,users,dmask=000,fmask=111,nls=utf8 0 0"
for automatically mount the partition created in 1)
3)When I switch on it ask me something like that: "There is an error: F for trying to fix it, I to ignore, E to not mount, M to manual solution to the problem". I tried F and I, without any success...
I don't know if you need the pastebin of fstab or other stuff...
Please reply, cause I really don't know what to do and I don't want to format another time the partition... =(
Thank you all!
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Try to remove/change some mount options (from the Live USB). I would start with removing those:
dmask=000,fmask=111,nls=utf8
You can test with:
$ mount /media/MoYan
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I removed that stuff, however it asked me another time to fix the errors while booting.
I put on pastebin my actual fstab:
http://pastebin.com/RMaCHhXE
I bet there's something wrong with your fstab line as it appears to be complaining that it cannot mount something.
Is there supposed to be a comma between 'ntfs' and 'auto' ?
This looks a bit like:
http://itsfoss.com/solve-ntfs-mount-problem-ubuntu-windows-8-dual-boot/
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No, I'm sorry:
sebelius, you don't need a comma, cause the line has to be like that, as said at the top of fstab: [file system] [mount point] [type] [options] [dump] [pass].
ntfs is the type, auto is an option, you put comma between options...
leny2010: it cannot be that because I have no Windows 8 and that partition has no OS, is only for storing data. The filesystem is ntfs cause Windows don't read ext4 and I need to store files of more than 4GB, so I needed for the compatibility to use the ntfs filesystem.
Check your UUID on the last line.
You can get it by using:
sudo blkid
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It's correct... I've already checked it
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Perhaps the problem is not about fstab, I talked of it cause I changed it.. It may be the cause, not it must be.
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Perhaps the problem is not about fstab, I talked of it cause I changed it.. It may be the cause, not it must be.
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What about trying "defaults" (without the quotes) in the fourth field?
your all set
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Nobody can help me?
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I continue to have that stupid problem... I think is not a problem of fstab... Can it be caused by the reallocation of space of the OS?
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