> >
> > Yes, I tried this but I guess e2fsck isn't up to it yet. I'll try
> > tune2fs and see what I get.
>
> Try the generic fsck. The man page indicates you can specify something
> like LABEL=foo. I'd guess the generic fsck reads the lables (like the
> generic mount).
>
Got it! We're back in business (x-ray crystallography if you're
interested). The partition that /home is mounted on was corrupted so 'fsck
/home' did the trick. Funny that 'e2fsck /home' doesn't work, though.
Keith Brown
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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