Hi!
I had the problem too, but it was my fault. My computer hung, so I switched it off. Afterwards I got this error.
To fix it is easy. Just boot from a USB-stick or CD and do fsck.
Some instructions:
List your partitions:
If you haven't got an encrypted disk just do (where sda5 is the corrupted partition):
If you are using an encrypted hard-disk (i do) do
Code:
sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sda5 something
where sda5 is the encrypted partition and someting is the name under which you will find the partition (/dev/mapper/something).
The install Lvm and look for volumes :
Code:
sudo apt-get install lvm2
sudo pvscan
sudo vgscan
The last command should list the at least one volume-group
Enable it or the ones you're interested in
Code:
sudo vgchange -a y groupname
Now list the logical volumens
Your drive you're interested in should now appear under /dev/mapper
do a fsck
Code:
sudo fsck /dev/mapper/logical-volume
Lots of errors! Off course you want to have them all fixed. REBOOT!
This worked for me!
Best regards!
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