matt_k May 7, 2021 #2 Is that a screenshot from single-user boot? If not, I would try booting to single user mode and fscking / Something similar happened here.
Is that a screenshot from single-user boot? If not, I would try booting to single user mode and fscking / Something similar happened here.
I im May 7, 2021 #3 panic: ufs_dirbad: /: bad dir ino 15810435 at offset 512 ... Click to expand... You have problems with root filesystem, inode 15810435. First of all, check health of your hard disk. Show hard disk SMART attributes here, if you can. If health of disk is good, then try to run fsck() in singleuser mode.
panic: ufs_dirbad: /: bad dir ino 15810435 at offset 512 ... Click to expand... You have problems with root filesystem, inode 15810435. First of all, check health of your hard disk. Show hard disk SMART attributes here, if you can. If health of disk is good, then try to run fsck() in singleuser mode.
Emrion May 7, 2021 #6 I've already seen that on this forum. Try this. PS: sorry, didn't see that matt_k pointed the same topic.
I've already seen that on this forum. Try this. PS: sorry, didn't see that matt_k pointed the same topic.
OP pavlar May 7, 2021 Thread Starter #8 i did on single mode fsck -t ufs /dev/ada02p Now it all right Thanks
