This command can be used to scan and fix both Windows and Linux as well as USB file systems.
fsck -c -v -y -f /dev/[DISK_NAME]
"cvyf"
f - Force scan disk.
a/y - Auto fix; y better/more compatible.
v - Verbose/extra text.
c - Check for bad blocks (does not work w. non EXT file systems I think).
(All parameters are case sensitive as Linux generally is)
This command can be used to scan and fix both Windows and Linux as well as USB file systems.
fsck -c -v -y -f /dev/[DISK_NAME]
"cvyf"
f - Force scan disk.
a/y - Auto fix; y better/more compatible.
v - Verbose/extra text.
c - Check for bad blocks (does not work w. non EXT file systems I think).
(All parameters are case sensitive as Linux generally is)
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