Can't load internal disk sata

[oscivar]

I’ve installed cachy on nvmne disk in my pc. There is another mechanical disk on my computer and the problem is that I can’t load it. I see it on applicaton disks and I see it in the application file too. But when I try to load there is an error. Help

[Biscuits]

is it ntfs by chance ?
if yes, unmount them first
install ntfsprogs

sudo pacman -Syu ntfsprogs

then fix your disk by using

sudo ntfsfix --clear-dirty /dev/sda2  #do note your device is listed in /dev/sda2 if you want to fix another drive, just change this to your other disk

[cscs]

@Biscuits

ntfsfix

This is usually best avoided.

@cscs

If you read something about “ntfsfix” ignore it - such tools can only force the removal of the dirty bit but canont actually fix any errors. This can lead the false confidence and continued use of a fragmented partition which can in turn lead to further damage and/or data loss.

No me deja usar un disco duro

Esto suele significar que el disco o la partición es NTFS y no se desmontó correctamente. Esto suele deberse al sistema operativo Microsoft y a su opción de “Inicio rápido”, una opción engañosa que, en realidad, garantiza que el sistema nunca se apague, sino que hiberne, lo que provoca numerosos errores. Si NTFS no se apaga correctamente, podría activarse un bit “sucio”. Además, el módulo de Linux ntfs3 no forzará el montaje de ninguna partición con un “bit sucio”. Como NTFS es un sistema de…

Though we are just recently getting what might be real fsck for ntfs in the newest ntfsplus module with kernel 7+.

Problem with fstab and permissions on windows ntfs drive

Yes this has always been the case. As outlined here and elsewhere the only valid response to that would be chkdsk on windoze (or a PE/clone like Hirens). The NTFS filesystem is a proprietary filesystem by and for windoze. There was never any linux tool to repair NTFS. That is until the newer “ntfsplus” module. Like its only been a handful of weeks that almost anyone has had access to it. But we do now so .. Just be running kernel 7+ and use ntfs on the fstab line rather than ntfs3 or ntf…

[Biscuits]

@cscs

This is usually best avoided.

yeah i know, but waiting for 7.1 kernel release is.. (maybe next week or months, CMIIW)
atleast it just immediate way to fix currently, unless OP want to go up the windows and chkdsk again, to be broken again when mounting it again in linux.. which is pain

[oscivar]

@Biscuits

sudo ntfsfix --clear-dirty /dev/sda2 #do note your device is listed in /dev/sda2 if you want to fix another drive, just change this to your other disk

thank you very much…solved

[Biscuits]

just do note, using NTFS in linux currently is not recommended, i advice, only mount them when necessary (grab some files for example, and copy it to your linux drive) and unmount them
because it tends to make ntfs broke in linux, and if you boot it on windows, things will repeat again in most case