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How do I check disk error under Linux just like scandisk or chkdisk used under Windows operating system?
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try using the following command
#/sbin/fsck #/sbin/e2fsck u should be able to check the disk for errors *****************IMP***************** u cannot run these command when the file system is mounted umount all the partitions and bring it to single user mode #init s or #init 1 and then run any of these commands |
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