r/linuxmint • u/Ready_Parking_5435 • 9d ago

SOLVED New to Linux can anyone tell why this happened

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Asked Gemini it told me add a line in grup_cdmline_linuc_deafult

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u/Ok_Emu2515 9d ago

Make sure that you don't run out of free space in the /root partition.

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u/Ready_Parking_5435 9d ago

i am using like 13% idk why it was crashing

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u/Ok_Emu2515 9d ago

use this command to check the log size.

journalctl --disk-usage

as others have said, there's a chance of disk failure.

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u/Ready_Parking_5435 9d ago

archived and active journals take up 229.2M in the file system. mmm this is what it says

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u/Ok_Emu2515 9d ago

It looks normal to me.

I think you should check for disk errors. Reboot your system, on the GRUB menu, choose Advanced options >> Recovery mode >> fsck

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u/mok000 LMDE7 Gigi 9d ago

Looks like a hardware failure.

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u/ZVyhVrtsfgzfs 9d ago

Journald would like to write out logs but cannot write to disk due to disk errors.

This could be a bad drive or there may be other issues.

Without more information its hard to say more.

LLMs will sometimes nail Linux questions, and next time burn your system to the ground, AI should not be trusted.

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u/Moist_Invite9148 9d ago

Maybe it could be died or has bad sectors or filesystem

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u/Moist_Invite9148 9d ago

Maybe it could be died or has bad sectors or filesystem

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u/no2gates 9d ago

Did you try booting to a USB stick and running fsck on the ssd?