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    klenta
    deepin
    2017-05-18 23:42
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    Yesterday I performed a fresh install, opened steam, clicked 'download cs:go' and gone to sleep. When I woke up, I saw that laptop is in sleep mode (as me ) and steam filechecking  was paused, then I resumed it; after reboot I wasn't able to login, there was only initframs and advice to run fsck /dev/sda6;
    That was ok but after I logged into OS, my filesystem had turned read/only : all folders are with "locked" icon and 'mount' output is
    > /dev/sda6 on / type ext4 (ro,relatime,data=ordered)
    Can't use even apt install <...> now. What should I do?
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    ARWhooo
    deepin
    2017-05-19 00:14
    #1
    please execute this command in terminal and upload the feedback log files so we can help analyse your problem:
    sudo deepin-feedback-cli
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    ARWhooo
    deepin
    2017-05-19 00:14
    #2
    What's the error message of apt install <...>?
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    klenta
    deepin
    2017-05-19 05:10
    #3
    Sadly, after doing something with patrition from another distro, I wiped it and now got a fresh install. Now installing CS from steam to check if bug will appear again, please don't close this thread, I will post logs
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    klenta
    deepin
    2017-05-19 05:48
    #4
    Yes, this error appeared again and my /dev/sda6 is now r/o.

    When steam checks files of just installed game :

    1. an error occurred while updating cs (disk read error) : /home/me/.steam/ ...
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    After this, for example lets install scrot :
    1. me@ya:~$ sudo apt-get install scrot
    2. sudo: unable to mkdir /var/lib/sudo/ts: Read-only file system

    4. We trust you have received the usual lecture from the local System
    5. Administrator. It usually boils down to these three things:

    7.     #1) Respect the privacy of others.
    8.     #2) Think before you type.
    9.     #3) With great power comes great responsibility.

    11. [sudo] password for me:
    12. Reading package lists... Done
    13. Building dependency tree      
    14. Reading state information... Done
    15. W: Not using locking for read only lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock
    16. E: Unable to locate package scrot
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    Whatever I'm doing with sudo, it mentions that filesystem is ro :
    1. me@ya:~$ sudo shutdown
    2. sudo: unable to mkdir /var/lib/sudo/ts: Read-only file system

    4. We trust you have received the usual lecture from the local System
    5. Administrator. It usually boils down to these three things:

    7.     #1) Respect the privacy of others.
    8.     #2) Think before you type.
    9.     #3) With great power comes great responsibility.

    11. [sudo] password for me:
    12. Shutdown scheduled for Thu 2017-05-18 16:45:24 MSK, use 'shutdown -c' to cancel.
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    Trying to execute sudo deepin-feedback-cli
    1. /usr/bin/deepin-feedback-cli: line 453: /tmp/deepin-feedback-cli-Deepin-15.4-all-20170518-164616/sysinfo.md: No such file or directory
    2.   -> executing sliceinfo_package...
    3. /usr/bin/deepin-feedback-cli: line 445: /tmp/deepin-feedback-cli-Deepin-15.4-all-20170518-164616/packages.md: No such file or directory
    4.   -> executing sliceinfo_device...
    5. /usr/bin/deepin-feedback-cli: line 447: /tmp/deepin-feedback-cli-Deepin-15.4-all-20170518-164616/devices.md: No such file or directory
    6.   -> executing sliceinfo_fonts...
    7. /usr/bin/deepin-feedback-cli: line 450: /tmp/deepin-feedback-cli-Deepin-15.4-all-20170518-164616/fonts: No such file or directory
    8.   -> executing sliceinfo_gsettings...
    9. /usr/bin/deepin-feedback-cli: line 448: /tmp/deepin-feedback-cli-Deepin-15.4-all-20170518-164616/gsettings.md: No such file or directory
    10.   -> executing sliceinfo_service...
    11. /usr/bin/deepin-feedback-cli: line 443: /tmp/deepin-feedback-cli-Deepin-15.4-all-20170518-164616/services.md: No such file or directory
    12.   -> executing sliceinfo_audio...
    13. /usr/bin/deepin-feedback-cli: line 453: /tmp/deepin-feedback-cli-Deepin-15.4-all-20170518-164616/sysinfo.md: No such file or directory
    14. ==> Archive files...
    15. ls: cannot access '/tmp/deepin-feedback-cli-Deepin-15.4-all-20170518-164616': No such file or directory
    16. tar: Cowardly refusing to create an empty archive
    17. Try 'tar --help' or 'tar --usage' for more information.
    18. stat: cannot stat 'deepin-feedback-cli-Deepin-15.4-all-20170518-164616.tar.gz': No such file or directory
    19. /usr/bin/deepin-feedback-cli: line 817: [: : integer expression expected
    20. ==> Finished, please report a bug to Deepin team with deepin-feedback-cli-Deepin-15.4-all-20170518-164616.tar.gz in current folder as an attachment:
    21.   -> http://feedback.deepin.org/feedback
    22. me@ya:~$

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    klenta
    deepin
    2017-05-19 05:50
    #5
    Tried to fix it with :  --
    1. sudo mount -o remount,rw /
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    But that didn't helped --
    1. sudo: unable to mkdir /var/lib/sudo/ts: Read-only file system
    2. mount: cannot remount /dev/sda6 read-write, is write-protected
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    klenta
    deepin
    2017-05-19 05:56
    #6
    df -h ==>
    1. Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
    2. udev            2.5G     0  2.5G   0% /dev
    3. tmpfs           516M  1.6M  515M   1% /run
    4. /dev/sda6        46G   22G   23G  49% /
    5. tmpfs           2.6G  134M  2.4G   6% /dev/shm
    6. tmpfs           5.0M  4.0K  5.0M   1% /run/lock
    7. tmpfs           2.6G     0  2.6G   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
    8. tmpfs           516M   24K  516M   1% /run/user/1000
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    黑色
    deepin
    2017-05-19 06:25
    #7
    if you cannot fix the filesystem from another distro or live (running fsck without mounting /),maybe you got to check your disk for badblocks......it could be a hardware failure
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    klenta
    deepin
    2017-05-19 10:10
    #8
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/139641
    if you cannot fix the filesystem from another distro or live (running fsck without mounting /),maybe ...

    Thanks, I will try it on another disk..
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    klenta
    deepin
    2017-05-19 10:31
    #9
    F*CK! After running fsck.ext3 /dev/sda6 in Recovery mode, it worked and my system became r/w.
    But right when I opened steam, it continued verifying files of Counter-Strike and the entire OS locked R/O!!!

    The f*** is wrong, steam doesn't even has root privileges to mess with my f/s! BTW on ubuntu I was able to play the same game.
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    liujianfeng
    deepin
    2017-05-19 18:34
    #10
    rm -r ~/.steam
    something went wrong when you were sleeping, deleting the steam data may help
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    黑色
    deepin
    2017-05-19 19:42
    #11
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/139641
    F*CK! After running fsck.ext3 /dev/sda6 in Recovery mode, it worked and my system became r/w.
    But ri ...

    reinstall steam or check your disk.....may be something wrong with steam ....still I feel problem with your hard disk,steam itself works perfectly on this distro
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