The following error might occur while the system boots.
To get around this we will need a live cd or a bootable usb. We can create a bootable usb using unetbootin. After booting using the live cd or the bootable usb, open a terminal and run the command
This will list all the disks available in the system. Choose the on in which linux is installed, assume it to be /dev/sda1. Now run the command
Answer yes for any repair related uestions thrown during the system check.
Once the check is over, reboot the system and try booting back into the ususal system. The error should no longer appear .
To get around this we will need a live cd or a bootable usb. We can create a bootable usb using unetbootin. After booting using the live cd or the bootable usb, open a terminal and run the command
This will list all the disks available in the system. Choose the on in which linux is installed, assume it to be /dev/sda1. Now run the command
Answer yes for any repair related uestions thrown during the system check.
Once the check is over, reboot the system and try booting back into the ususal system. The error should no longer appear .
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