Linux data loss due to Kernel Errors

On Linux computer, when you try to move a large sized file from one location to another, the method may stop and get the following error message:

“The disk is read only”

This problem occurs when you use Nautilus shell to move the file.

• Nautilus is a file manager or graphical shell for GNOME desktop environment. It is used for effective management of files, directories, preview files and start applications.

In such conditions you need to un-mount the drive and check it for errors. Error on Linux hard drive could be checked using fsck.

When you run fsck in this situation, it asks you that if you want to correct the bad inodes. When you say yes and inspect the hard disk, you find all of folders are renamed and are restored in ‘Lost+Found’ folder.

When you retrieve these folders from ‘Lost+Found’ system folder, everything is trash. All of your information is unreadable and thus unusable.

Cause

This problem occurs due to a error in Linux Kernel. The affected Linux kernel are kernel 2.6.15 and upwards.

• Kernel is the important part of Linux operating system. It manages everything which occurs in your system. It is the initial part of Linux operating system which loads it in the memory and controls the entire session because kernel services are needed continuously.

To fix the kernel errors and to take your system in healthy state you need to upgrade your kernel to kernel 2.6.27.

Upgrading the kernel will ensure that such problems will never occur in the future but it can not solve the present problem of data loss. Data loss is never a welcoming situation and you need to perform data recovery Linux as quickly as possible to save you and your business.

Easy and effective data recovery Linux is possible with the help of Linux data recovery software. These are advanced tools to scan your hard drive, locate the data and recover it. Linux data recovery software allows you to perform Linux recovery at your own.