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Alan McKinnon ha scritto: |
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> On Thursday 13 March 2008, b.n. wrote: |
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>> Hi, |
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>> After a hard freeze on the Gentoo partition of my Macbook Pro laptop, |
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>> I rebooted, and I found this dreaded message: |
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>> /dev/sda4: UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck MANUALLY. |
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>> (i.e., without -a or -p options) |
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>> And it asks me my root password, or ctrl-d to skip the fsck. Problem |
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>> is, my keyboard seems totally unresponsive. So I basically can't boot |
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>> into my system. |
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>> I'm currently downloading a livecd to bypass this, obviously, but I |
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>> wonder - if there's some other solution |
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>> - something I should be aware of before fscking the filesystem? |
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> try edit the kernel line in the bootloader to add the parameter "single" |
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> to the end of the kernel line. |
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Tried that, it seems it doesn't work (it seems to ignore it, but I am |
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not sure. I'll try again). |
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> Hopefully bypassing the rest of the boot |
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> up runlevel stuff will leave you with a working keyboard. I can't |
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> really help much further, as I don't know how the Macbook keyboards are |
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> connected or wired up |
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I think Linux sees it as an USB keyboard, but I don't know for sure. |
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m. |
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