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File System Size Mismatch Causes Data Loss in Linux

Like other computer operating systems, Linux also uses a number of data structures to perform various operations. These data structures include Superblock, root directory. Superblock is one of the most significant data structures, which contains all the basic information, such as file system type, status (either mounted or un-mounted), and size. In some situations, this data structure may get damaged and Linux cannot access data from hard drive. It causes critical data loss situations and requires Linux data recovery to be fixed.

Linux file system manager accesses the Superblock

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?no Such File or Directory? Error in Linux

Sometimes when you try to install device drivers on your Linux system, you might fail to do it. It could be due to incompatibility of the operating system Kernel with your device driver or device.

To work around this issue, you need to install the latest version of Linux kernel. It may include ‘forcedeth’ patch, which is capable of resolving most of the incompatibility issues.

In some cases, after installing the latest version of Kernel, when you reboot the Linux system, you might face the following error message:

“fsck.ext2: No such file or directory while

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Library File Errors and Data Recovery in Linux

When you start any application on your Linux system, you may come across with the following error message:

“Program name: error in loading shared libraries: lib xxx…so. X: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.”

After this error message, the application gets terminated unexpectedly and you can not use it any more.

Reason of this problem

This problem occurs with the applications which are using shared libraries. This problem occurs if your computer has incompatible libraries to the applications or the applications and system have

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