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linux_fix_corrupt_system [2025/12/08 06:14] stephenlinux_fix_corrupt_system [2026/03/18 23:28] (current) stephen
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     - Apparent fix: Enter ''normal'', keep tapping Esc. Will reboot into Grub Menu.     - Apparent fix: Enter ''normal'', keep tapping Esc. Will reboot into Grub Menu.
   - Go into root prompt.   - Go into root prompt.
-  - ''timeshift --list'' +  - ''<nowiki>sudo fsck /dev/sda1 -y</nowiki>'' -- This is the boot partition, might not work. 
-  - ''timeshift --restore''+  - ''<nowiki>sudo fsck /dev/sda2 -y</nowiki>'' -- This the main partition. 
 +  - ''<nowiki>timeshift --list</nowiki>'' 
 +  - ''<nowiki>timeshift --restore</nowiki>''
   - Follow the prompts.   - Follow the prompts.
 +
 +===== Things To Try =====
 +
 +  * BusyBox prompt: Try running ''<nowiki>fsck /dev/sda2 -y</nowiki>'' and reboot.
 +  * Try running ''<nowiki>sudo update-grub</nowiki>''
 +
 +
 +===== Crash History =====
 +
 +  * 2026-03-19. Using LM Studio which froze, likely used a large amount of memory (corrupt swap file?). Brave unresponsive. Reboot. Boots into BusyBox prompt. Reboot using USB boot disk. ''<nowiki>fsck /dev/sda2</nowiki>'' & ''<nowiki>timeshift --restore</nowiki>''. Noticed 'input/output' errors, but seemed to work. Reboot, system is restored. No system reports or crash reports in System Information.
  
 {{tag>linux}} {{tag>linux}}
  
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