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what will you do if you cant reboot the file system [on hold]
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
2019 Community Moderator Election Results
Why I closed the “Why is Kali so hard” questionWhat are you using instead of DCE Distributed File System?What file system is my file on?What happens to UIDs upon mount of file systemOnce you mount a file system, how do you read and write the files?How do you move files into the in-memory file system mounted at /dev/shmHow creating forcefsck file triggers file system check on reboot?How to you force fsck at reboot on FreeBSD10?What file system to use on embedded static ram device?What would happen if you zeroed out a certain group of blocks in the EXT4 filesystem?Does Linux have system calls to access all the features of the file systems it supports?
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To start with, I don't know what you mean by "reboot the filesystem". To make clear what you mean, how are you doing it? E.g. maybe you run a command inside a terminal window, or click a button. Then what is the command you run, or where do you find the button to click, etc?
– sourcejedi
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FIlesystems are not operating systems, and cannot be booted, much less rebooted. Can you rephrase your question into something specific that can actually be answered?
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– kemotep
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To start with, I don't know what you mean by "reboot the filesystem". To make clear what you mean, how are you doing it? E.g. maybe you run a command inside a terminal window, or click a button. Then what is the command you run, or where do you find the button to click, etc?
– sourcejedi
11 hours ago
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FIlesystems are not operating systems, and cannot be booted, much less rebooted. Can you rephrase your question into something specific that can actually be answered?
– DopeGhoti
11 hours ago
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– kemotep
11 hours ago
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To start with, I don't know what you mean by "reboot the filesystem". To make clear what you mean, how are you doing it? E.g. maybe you run a command inside a terminal window, or click a button. Then what is the command you run, or where do you find the button to click, etc?
– sourcejedi
11 hours ago
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FIlesystems are not operating systems, and cannot be booted, much less rebooted. Can you rephrase your question into something specific that can actually be answered?
– DopeGhoti
11 hours ago
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11 hours ago
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To start with, I don't know what you mean by "reboot the filesystem". To make clear what you mean, how are you doing it? E.g. maybe you run a command inside a terminal window, or click a button. Then what is the command you run, or where do you find the button to click, etc?
– sourcejedi
11 hours ago
To start with, I don't know what you mean by "reboot the filesystem". To make clear what you mean, how are you doing it? E.g. maybe you run a command inside a terminal window, or click a button. Then what is the command you run, or where do you find the button to click, etc?
– sourcejedi
11 hours ago
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FIlesystems are not operating systems, and cannot be booted, much less rebooted. Can you rephrase your question into something specific that can actually be answered?
– DopeGhoti
11 hours ago
FIlesystems are not operating systems, and cannot be booted, much less rebooted. Can you rephrase your question into something specific that can actually be answered?
– DopeGhoti
11 hours ago
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– kemotep
11 hours ago
1
To start with, I don't know what you mean by "reboot the filesystem". To make clear what you mean, how are you doing it? E.g. maybe you run a command inside a terminal window, or click a button. Then what is the command you run, or where do you find the button to click, etc?
– sourcejedi
11 hours ago
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FIlesystems are not operating systems, and cannot be booted, much less rebooted. Can you rephrase your question into something specific that can actually be answered?
– DopeGhoti
11 hours ago