error while loading shared libraries: libext2fs.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or...
I tried to downgrade from debian 10 to debian 9, and after many apt upgrade or aptitute safe-upgrade and full-upgrade, when I rebooted the system it does not load and I get this error:
error while loading shared libraries: libext2fs.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
The root filesystem on /dev/sda2 requires a manual fsck
I tried to get the file from another installation and put in the directory (with a live CD):
lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
But still the file seems to not be in the directory (I see it when I navigate directory with live CD).
What I get is this:
(initramfs)
With just few commands.
debian debian-stretch
asked Jan 28 at 16:18
Giacomo Masseroni ChiaroGiacomo Masseroni Chiaro
1142
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I tried to downgrade from debian 10 to debian 9, and after many apt upgrade or aptitute safe-upgrade and full-upgrade, when I rebooted the system it does not load and I get this error:
error while loading shared libraries: libext2fs.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
The root filesystem on /dev/sda2 requires a manual fsck
I tried to get the file from another installation and put in the directory (with a live CD):
lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
But still the file seems to not be in the directory (I see it when I navigate directory with live CD).
What I get is this:
(initramfs)
With just few commands.
debian debian-stretch
asked Jan 28 at 16:18
Giacomo Masseroni ChiaroGiacomo Masseroni Chiaro
1142
there's no question here. start by running: fsck dev/sda2
– Timmy Browne
Jan 30 at 19:55
i can't, i installed debian again.
– Giacomo Masseroni Chiaro
Jan 30 at 23:11
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I tried to downgrade from debian 10 to debian 9, and after many apt upgrade or aptitute safe-upgrade and full-upgrade, when I rebooted the system it does not load and I get this error:
error while loading shared libraries: libext2fs.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
The root filesystem on /dev/sda2 requires a manual fsck
I tried to get the file from another installation and put in the directory (with a live CD):
lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
But still the file seems to not be in the directory (I see it when I navigate directory with live CD).
What I get is this:
(initramfs)
With just few commands.
debian debian-stretch
asked Jan 28 at 16:18
Giacomo Masseroni ChiaroGiacomo Masseroni Chiaro
1142
I tried to downgrade from debian 10 to debian 9, and after many apt upgrade or aptitute safe-upgrade and full-upgrade, when I rebooted the system it does not load and I get this error:
error while loading shared libraries: libext2fs.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
The root filesystem on /dev/sda2 requires a manual fsck
I tried to get the file from another installation and put in the directory (with a live CD):
lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
But still the file seems to not be in the directory (I see it when I navigate directory with live CD).
What I get is this:
(initramfs)
With just few commands.
debian debian-stretch
debian debian-stretch
asked Jan 28 at 16:18
Giacomo Masseroni ChiaroGiacomo Masseroni Chiaro
1142
asked Jan 28 at 16:18
Giacomo Masseroni ChiaroGiacomo Masseroni Chiaro
1142
asked Jan 28 at 16:18
Giacomo Masseroni ChiaroGiacomo Masseroni Chiaro
1142
asked Jan 28 at 16:18
Giacomo Masseroni ChiaroGiacomo Masseroni Chiaro
1142
asked Jan 28 at 16:18
Giacomo Masseroni ChiaroGiacomo Masseroni Chiaro
1142
1142
there's no question here. start by running: fsck dev/sda2
– Timmy Browne
Jan 30 at 19:55
i can't, i installed debian again.
– Giacomo Masseroni Chiaro
Jan 30 at 23:11
add a comment |
there's no question here. start by running: fsck dev/sda2
– Timmy Browne
Jan 30 at 19:55
i can't, i installed debian again.
– Giacomo Masseroni Chiaro
Jan 30 at 23:11
there's no question here. start by running: fsck dev/sda2
– Timmy Browne
Jan 30 at 19:55
there's no question here. start by running: fsck dev/sda2
– Timmy Browne
Jan 30 at 19:55
i can't, i installed debian again.
– Giacomo Masseroni Chiaro
Jan 30 at 23:11
i can't, i installed debian again.
– Giacomo Masseroni Chiaro
Jan 30 at 23:11
add a comment |
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Just hit this myself after recovering from improperly pinned backports.
Reinstall e2fslibs and e2fsprogs and then update the initrd.
apt-get --reinstall install e2fsprogs e2fslibs
update-initramfs -u
(from memory) You can pass -v while rebuilding the ramdisk and grep for ext to make sure the shared library is being included.
I used rescue mode from an install USB drive and let it make a chrooted mount & root shell for me. I invoked bash to make the job easier.
Buster has stub packages for those two but Stretch needs them.
answered Feb 7 at 20:25
Bill McGonigleBill McGonigle
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Just hit this myself after recovering from improperly pinned backports.
Reinstall e2fslibs and e2fsprogs and then update the initrd.
apt-get --reinstall install e2fsprogs e2fslibs
update-initramfs -u
(from memory) You can pass -v while rebuilding the ramdisk and grep for ext to make sure the shared library is being included.
I used rescue mode from an install USB drive and let it make a chrooted mount & root shell for me. I invoked bash to make the job easier.
Buster has stub packages for those two but Stretch needs them.
answered Feb 7 at 20:25
Bill McGonigleBill McGonigle
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Just hit this myself after recovering from improperly pinned backports.
Reinstall e2fslibs and e2fsprogs and then update the initrd.
apt-get --reinstall install e2fsprogs e2fslibs
update-initramfs -u
(from memory) You can pass -v while rebuilding the ramdisk and grep for ext to make sure the shared library is being included.
I used rescue mode from an install USB drive and let it make a chrooted mount & root shell for me. I invoked bash to make the job easier.
Buster has stub packages for those two but Stretch needs them.
answered Feb 7 at 20:25
Bill McGonigleBill McGonigle
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Just hit this myself after recovering from improperly pinned backports.
Reinstall e2fslibs and e2fsprogs and then update the initrd.
apt-get --reinstall install e2fsprogs e2fslibs
update-initramfs -u
(from memory) You can pass -v while rebuilding the ramdisk and grep for ext to make sure the shared library is being included.
I used rescue mode from an install USB drive and let it make a chrooted mount & root shell for me. I invoked bash to make the job easier.
Buster has stub packages for those two but Stretch needs them.
answered Feb 7 at 20:25
Bill McGonigleBill McGonigle
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Just hit this myself after recovering from improperly pinned backports.
Reinstall e2fslibs and e2fsprogs and then update the initrd.
apt-get --reinstall install e2fsprogs e2fslibs
update-initramfs -u
(from memory) You can pass -v while rebuilding the ramdisk and grep for ext to make sure the shared library is being included.
I used rescue mode from an install USB drive and let it make a chrooted mount & root shell for me. I invoked bash to make the job easier.
Buster has stub packages for those two but Stretch needs them.
answered Feb 7 at 20:25
Bill McGonigleBill McGonigle
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answered Feb 7 at 20:25
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there's no question here. start by running: fsck dev/sda2
– Timmy Browne
Jan 30 at 19:55
i can't, i installed debian again.
– Giacomo Masseroni Chiaro
Jan 30 at 23:11