@DrMuffin

Fscked it up

Now it shows this ^

Not accepting my usual root password

Not accepting my usual root password

Mmm you should restart your root pass with live cd

Wait

I got it to root!

Oh ok

Now what is the problem?

But can't start xserver

But what is the problem now?

Startx gives error code

Nop

You entered to Emergency Mode because...?

Fsck problem

The same?

Yeah it got fixed

I've root now

Yeah it got fixed

Sorry, it got fixed?

I'm confused

When I use exit.

I thought is better reinstall Linux

Solving that seems difficult

Well, in my opinion, I don't know exactly why the problem is showing

Hmmm ?

So I can't say what is the best solution path

Thanks for your time, anyways

In this case, just reinstall Linux and surely you'll get Linux again

/names@TeledoraBot

Sorry for that

/names@TeledoraBot

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

(■_■¬)

I see what you did there.

I'm curious about the partition ntfs formatted you were using, for what?

/home?

he can't do that*

he can't do that*

What?

he can't use as "/home" for NTFS

he can't do that*

He's trolling

As always

me ? trolling ?

seriously

?

That guy not you

?

ok

sorry

he can't use as "/home" for NTFS

I know of somebody who used a fat32 /home...

I said "NTFS" only

didn't mean for FAT32

Error initializing authority: Could not connect: No such file or directory (g-io-error-quark, 1)

I said "NTFS" only

But He said he was using a ntfs partition.

NTFS partition for my windows 10

Rest three are ext4

Error initializing authority: Could not connect: No such file or directory (g-io-error-quark, 1)

This happens when you don't turn off the computer properly. Windows make a kind of lock to the ntfs partitions.

Happens with Linux too?

NTFS partition for my windows 10

Oh ok. I though you were using it for another stuff

Happens with Linux too?

Nope.

MS only.

NTFS partition for my windows 10

I understand that, I said "NTFS didn't support linux file system so what's the point of saying that "FAT32" or "NTFS" when I said " (NTFS only) I meant for It's not supporting . that's all

XD

But the ext4 were mounted on windows and I powered it off since it prompted me to update and shutdown.

When you mount ext4

That's also possible It's changed your permissions too ?

ERROR: S client not available

There is a System Volume information folder.

There is a System Volume information folder.

Aw duck!

There is a System Volume information folder.

Maybe windows corrupted your /

Yeah

Ducking window

Sh*t

You probably changed your permissions and +1 corrupted so , advise : do not mount ext4 on windows

just reboot it

You probably changed your permissions and +1 corrupted so , advise : do not mount ext4 on windows

This ^

Now what?

we can't say anything about 3rd party stuff*

we can't even trust it

Fresh install it is and (■_■¬)

Well you need reinstall or If you're good just fix all permissions but I'm doubt that

It's gonna take ages...

so

fresh is your way*

I can't (■_■¬) with it :,(

Lesson learned ^_^

At least you can make a backup directly from windows

The updates took ages to install

Yes +1 but when you move that files

permissions will change so do not just copy/paste to like "home" itself*

With my 1Mbps internet

Well at least use "netboot" and do it directly

With my 1Mbps internet

I have 512kbps at home (■_■¬)

With my 1Mbps internet

http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/alt/live-respins/

*sighs*

or use updated ISO

It's all up to you*

Updated Iso?

Well at least use "netboot" and do it directly

+1