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ubuntu 16.04 LTS how can i resolve this issue it comes when boot and shutdown and also in that case my ubuntu is not downloading it have dependence error sudo apt-get update so and soo are not working properly by this problem please anyone can help me 

/dev/sda1: clean, 220240/30269440 file, 2971359/121076736 blocks
thomasrutter
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Abdul Nasser Amru Lah
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    That /dev/sda1: ... is not an error. It's just a message saying that your hard drive isn't corrupted - something which Ubuntu checks every boot. –  May 18 '16 at 09:27
  • So how to resolve the problem – Abdul Nasser Amru Lah May 18 '16 at 09:30
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    It's not a problem as @BharadwajRaju said. If you are asking about dependencies error then modify your question. – migrc May 18 '16 at 09:37
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    everyone is right, I am just commenting to say 'blocks' here are bits of data being checked/counted, it does not mean 'block' as in 'stop something from happening'. This message is not related to your issue with sudo apt-get update so you should edit your question to include the exact error message you get when you run that command – Zanna May 19 '16 at 12:31
  • Please [edit] your question to include the output of sudo apt-get install -f. – David Foerster May 20 '16 at 10:46

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Ubuntu versions 15.04 and newer perform a quick file system check on the root disk and report the result on the screen.

The message /dev/sda2: clean, 286631/6111232 files, 2586472/24413952 blocks has the following meaning:

The partition that was checked is "/dev/sda" The file system is "clean", i.e. there are no inconsistencies "286631/6111232 files": The file system has been created to allow a maximum of 6,111,232 files, and currently there are 286,631 files, "2586472/24413952 blocks": The storage capacity of the file system is 24,413,952 blocks (probably 4096 bytes each), and 2,586,472 blocks currently are in use.

This is an informational message confirming that the file system is ok. There is nothing that needs to be resolved or repaired.

See the link https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/293967. There you will find a more information.

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  • I'm having the same problem with one of my Ubuntu partitions (I have two and a couple Mints). My production partition boots normally and lightning fast as it always has (originally a 10.04 Lucid). The one I'm in now does do that and it s l o w s down the boot time considerably. I guess the question is if it's possible to prevent the check happening -every- time you boot up... Both are upgraded to 16.04 LTS – Manuel Jan 04 '17 at 07:48
  • This is not the solution. Just a copy paste of what the message board reply was. I am having the same issue now and I cannot do anything on the system. – Kayote Mar 24 '18 at 11:51