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u/venom21685 24m ago
Is it an NTFS formatted drive by any chance?
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u/NotLikeThisMate 22m ago
I’m not sure, it’s an M.2 ssd if i’m answering the right thing
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u/guiverc 7m ago
You answered with specifics about the device itself.
The question however related to what file-system was used on the partition 3 on that device; ie. what your messages shows.
The file-system is set when you 'format' a drive or partition (if it's a new device, you first create partition table, then create partitions on that).
- nvme0n1 is your device (this is a m2 ssd you're saying)
- nvme0n1p3 refers to partition 3 on the nvme0n1 device (what the message relates to)
( If you're familiar with Microsoft Windows, you'll see these references in the system tools (Disk Management etc) only; where on Ubuntu systems this type of detail is more readily shown )
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u/AdmirableSurround312 23m ago
Ah yes the classic bad superblock party, I've been to that one before and it's never a quick fix
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u/SH0080 11m ago
average Nesbuntu L (i've got the same shit before, and it's really frustrating)