BusyBox Problem

[saaan]

Hi everyone,
I am very not a Linux expert, I tried to found an answer to my question in the previous post, I apologize If this was already treated.
I am working on a project which require linux in order to run a program called openquake. I downloaded the package for the VB
on their plateform.
I have Ubuntu (64-bit) on a macOS Sierra (10.12.5).

This morning my computer crashed. And I couldn't close the VirtualBox properly. Since that moment I've got (after loading) the message :

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To be honnest I have no idea what to do and I have really important file on the machin that I really need to get back (That will teach me to do backups..)
Any idea are really welcomed !

Cheers !

[socratis]

For future reference, next time please downsize your attached images by 50% (at least). Not everyone is blessed with a HiDPI display

Your guest boots, which seems to indicate a corrupted file not on the host (the VDI) but something going wrong in the guest. Actually the error message tells you what to do; run 'fsck' manually. Other than that, you should be searching in the Linux forums for help for the moment.

Just because a program that runs in the context of VirtualBox has a problem, it doesn't make it a VirtualBox problem. You're having an issue that most probably has nothing to do with VirtualBox, so my suggestion would be to treat it as such, as a native problem with the OS or the application of the guest.

[mpack]

"OS X Hosts" doesn't seem like the obvious place to ask for advice on Linux. Moving this topic to "Linux Guests".

[saaan]

Thanks socratis for your answer,
sorry for the image size, probably should have clicked preview before posting.
I actually already tried to run it manually and looked a bit around on the internet, I used :

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 fsck/dev/sda1 

but I am just getting message that this doesn't exist. When looking for an answer, people were talking about rebootig with cds, so I though it might have something to do with the virtualbox itself, but if not, I will continue searching !

Thanks again for really quick reply and have a nice sunday

[socratis]

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fsck/dev/sda1

That's the wrong syntax. You're supposed to put a "space" between the 'fsck' command and its argument '/dev/sda1'. As in:

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fsck /dev/sda1

But this as I said, it's a Linux problem at the moment.

(That will teach me to do backups..)

It most definitely should

[saaan]

OMG, that was the stupid space... I am so relived, thanks so much. Now I will back up everything !