Unknown error when mounting /dev/sdb1 | Ubuntu 22.04 LTS | 2023

"ntfsfix" is a utility in Linux, including Ubuntu, that is used to fix common errors on NTFS (New Technology File System) partitions, which are commonly used by Windows. If you encountered an issue while using ntfsfix, it's likely because you were trying to repair an NTFS partition that had some errors or corruption.

Here are some common reasons why you might need to use NTFSfix and what could have caused the issue:

1. File System Errors: NTFS partitions can develop file system errors over time due to improper shutdowns, power failures, or other issues. These errors can prevent the partition from mounting or working correctly.

2. Unsafe Ejection: If you removed an external NTFS drive without properly ejecting it from your computer, it can lead to file system corruption.

3. Windows Fast Startup: If Windows Fast Startup is enabled, it can cause issues when trying to access the NTFS partition from Linux. NTFSfix can help address this.

4. Disk Errors: Physical issues with the disk, such as bad sectors or hardware problems, can also lead to NTFS errors.

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[sheikhahmedbakibillah]

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[ALAM_K]

works perfectly today, thank you so much

[josephmbimbi]

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[yespro]

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[viraj]

it works fine if u know ur disk name, and that vl be provded in that error

[Jhon_]

Si usas discos con formato ntfs de windows, probablemente la solución sea la siguientes: sudo apt install ntfs-3g*

[muzictherpy]

nope, and what about this problem, - refusing to operate on read-write mounted device

[kmgshop]

so i got this message on boot screen:

error in mount_storage: mount_common: could not mount LABEL=LIBREELEC DISK
sh cant access tty; job control turned off
then i type #blkid
then i get /dev/mmcblk0p1: LABEL="LIBREELEC" UUID="1234-5678" TYPE="vfat" then what should i do to boot?