Hello everyone! Been using FreeBSD for more than a year now as a desktop environment, originally from Linux. I've been loving FreeBSD ever since I switched.
Today however, I was fussing around with X and Gnome, and I caused it to lock up. I used CTRL + ALT + Backspace to kill X, but unfortunately, this locked the system as X was midway to closing.
After a hard reset, I got dumped to /bin/sh with the error message
and
with instructions to run fsck manually (which I did). It then reported that some sectors could not be read. I know the disk isn't bad; I can mount other partitions on the disk without issue. This happened on my /usr mount, ad6s1f.
My question is, what step can I take from here? I have my config files backed up, and my user profiles are stored elsewhere, so I could reload. However, would there be a way for me to restore /usr?
Thanks!
Today however, I was fussing around with X and Gnome, and I caused it to lock up. I used CTRL + ALT + Backspace to kill X, but unfortunately, this locked the system as X was midway to closing.
After a hard reset, I got dumped to /bin/sh with the error message
Code:
cannot read blk
Code:
unexpected soft update inconsistency
My question is, what step can I take from here? I have my config files backed up, and my user profiles are stored elsewhere, so I could reload. However, would there be a way for me to restore /usr?
Thanks!