Bug Link Ubuntu 20.04.1 Kernel: 5.4.0-42-generic After updating my ubuntu last week my computer gets freeze after some time and then showing this below error continuously… EXT-fs error (device nvme0n1p6): __extf4_find_entry:1531 inode #6439215: comm main: reading directory Iblock 0

it was nice to see someone was able to get back to you so quickly. hopefully a re-install does the trick and you don’t end up losing the drive. good luck.

!!! Error is still there !!! I deleted my partition and reinstall Ubuntu 20.04 again and after using half an hour same error shows up … my system is dual boot when I am using windows no error it’s working fine. Maybe there are some issues with the new Ubuntu only…

have you tried running any tests on the disk? i believe windows has one called crystaldisk that does pretty much the same as gsmartcontrol does on linux. if you wanted to try gsmartcontrol, you could probably do so from a live usb. i have never run it on an nvme drive, but it seems to read my ssd’s …

Yeah, i tried some commands of file system like (fsck) but all looks fine. OK, thanks for sharing i will check my system again and let you know…and there are some logs and one crash file in my system (_usr_bin_gnome-shell.1000.crash [Screenshot from 2020-07-30 21-57-41] ).

fsck checks your file system which is helpful if you think unbuntu is the problem. something like gsmartcontrol will check the physical hard drive to make sure it isn’t the problem. my understanding from reading what was posted on your bug report was the person who looked at your screenshot with the…

These are my partitions and I am using this INTEL SSDPEKKF256G7H hardrive 256GB. Two ext4 partitions where I install my ubuntu system. [Screenshot from 2020-07-30 22-07-57]

exactly. since they are on a distinctly different part of your disk from windows, it is entirely possible that windows could run without error while you are having so much trouble with ubuntu. a test like gsmartcontrol would help you possibly come to a better understanding if that part of your syste…

Even though they are written to different area’s of ‘disc’, doesn’t an SSD write to any unused portion rather than in a circle as on a ‘spinning’ drive? I thought SSD didn’t overwrite stuff ‘all the time’ in same area but sequentially used all available space so drive lasts longer (where an old sty…

[image] 1crazypj: Even though they are written to different area’s of ‘disc’, doesn’t an SSD write to any unused portion rather than in a circle as on a ‘spinning’ drive? my understanding is that within its own partition, an os will do just as you have described. i don’t use windows often, bu…

[image] 1crazypj: Even though they are written to different area’s of ‘disc’, doesn’t an SSD write to any unused portion rather than in a circle as on a ‘spinning’ drive? I thought SSD didn’t overwrite stuff ‘all the time’ in same area but sequentially used all available space so drive lasts lo…

Ubuntu 20.04.1 - EXT4-fs error

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paramjeetdhiman (Paramjeet Dhiman) 31 July 2020 04:02 17