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I have a dual boot windows 10 - linux system and just installed ubuntu 18.04 a couple days ago. The error in the picture below just started showing up.
It doesnt prevent me from using ubuntu or windows, just curious what's causing it.
I googled around a bit - ended up running bad blocks, gnome disks, crystal disk info and chkdsk in windows .. nothing so far points to the drive failing. Any help would be appreciated.
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I have a dual boot windows 10 - linux system and just installed ubuntu 18.04 a couple days ago. The error in the picture below just started showing up.
It doesnt prevent me from using ubuntu or windows, just curious what's causing it.
I googled around a bit - ended up running bad blocks, gnome disks, crystal disk info and chkdsk in windows .. nothing so far points to the drive failing. Any help would be appreciated.
boot dual-boot grub2 hard-drive
asked 13 hours ago
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It does sound like a hdd/sdd issue to me, so I'd ask your hdd/sdd electronics to provide info about it's health (ie. view your SMART or self-monitoring analysis & reporting technology which is on almost all drives (excluding a few low-end drives)). You can view the data withsmartctlorgnome-disks(gnome-disks is a gui tool & provides far less data so is easier to understand). Refer help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools for more info
– guiverc
13 hours ago
I added a picture above. I used gnome-disks again and that was the result. I will give smartmontools a try and report back later today or tomorrow
– excuses
12 hours ago
I followed help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools. It found no errors. Added picture to original post
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I have a dual boot windows 10 - linux system and just installed ubuntu 18.04 a couple days ago. The error in the picture below just started showing up.
It doesnt prevent me from using ubuntu or windows, just curious what's causing it.
I googled around a bit - ended up running bad blocks, gnome disks, crystal disk info and chkdsk in windows .. nothing so far points to the drive failing. Any help would be appreciated.
boot dual-boot grub2 hard-drive
asked 13 hours ago
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I have a dual boot windows 10 - linux system and just installed ubuntu 18.04 a couple days ago. The error in the picture below just started showing up.
It doesnt prevent me from using ubuntu or windows, just curious what's causing it.
I googled around a bit - ended up running bad blocks, gnome disks, crystal disk info and chkdsk in windows .. nothing so far points to the drive failing. Any help would be appreciated.
boot dual-boot grub2 hard-drive
asked 13 hours ago
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It does sound like a hdd/sdd issue to me, so I'd ask your hdd/sdd electronics to provide info about it's health (ie. view your SMART or self-monitoring analysis & reporting technology which is on almost all drives (excluding a few low-end drives)). You can view the data withsmartctlorgnome-disks(gnome-disks is a gui tool & provides far less data so is easier to understand). Refer help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools for more info
– guiverc
13 hours ago
I added a picture above. I used gnome-disks again and that was the result. I will give smartmontools a try and report back later today or tomorrow
– excuses
12 hours ago
I followed help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools. It found no errors. Added picture to original post
– excuses
9 hours ago
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It does sound like a hdd/sdd issue to me, so I'd ask your hdd/sdd electronics to provide info about it's health (ie. view your SMART or self-monitoring analysis & reporting technology which is on almost all drives (excluding a few low-end drives)). You can view the data withsmartctlorgnome-disks(gnome-disks is a gui tool & provides far less data so is easier to understand). Refer help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools for more info
– guiverc
13 hours ago
I added a picture above. I used gnome-disks again and that was the result. I will give smartmontools a try and report back later today or tomorrow
– excuses
12 hours ago
I followed help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools. It found no errors. Added picture to original post
– excuses
9 hours ago
It does sound like a hdd/sdd issue to me, so I'd ask your hdd/sdd electronics to provide info about it's health (ie. view your SMART or self-monitoring analysis & reporting technology which is on almost all drives (excluding a few low-end drives)). You can view the data with
smartctl or gnome-disks (gnome-disks is a gui tool & provides far less data so is easier to understand). Refer help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools for more info– guiverc
13 hours ago
It does sound like a hdd/sdd issue to me, so I'd ask your hdd/sdd electronics to provide info about it's health (ie. view your SMART or self-monitoring analysis & reporting technology which is on almost all drives (excluding a few low-end drives)). You can view the data with
smartctl or gnome-disks (gnome-disks is a gui tool & provides far less data so is easier to understand). Refer help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools for more info– guiverc
13 hours ago
I added a picture above. I used gnome-disks again and that was the result. I will give smartmontools a try and report back later today or tomorrow
– excuses
12 hours ago
I added a picture above. I used gnome-disks again and that was the result. I will give smartmontools a try and report back later today or tomorrow
– excuses
12 hours ago
I followed help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools. It found no errors. Added picture to original post
– excuses
9 hours ago
I followed help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools. It found no errors. Added picture to original post
– excuses
9 hours ago
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It does sound like a hdd/sdd issue to me, so I'd ask your hdd/sdd electronics to provide info about it's health (ie. view your SMART or self-monitoring analysis & reporting technology which is on almost all drives (excluding a few low-end drives)). You can view the data with
smartctlorgnome-disks(gnome-disks is a gui tool & provides far less data so is easier to understand). Refer help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools for more info– guiverc
13 hours ago
I added a picture above. I used gnome-disks again and that was the result. I will give smartmontools a try and report back later today or tomorrow
– excuses
12 hours ago
I followed help.ubuntu.com/community/Smartmontools. It found no errors. Added picture to original post
– excuses
9 hours ago