How to resolve NTFS error when restarting OpenWRT after power outage?

2 years ago

Isabella Edwards

1 minute

If there is an error with the NTFS file system on OpenWrt after a power outage reboot, you can try the following solutions: 1. Execute the repair command for the NTFS file system: In the command line interface of OpenWrt, run the command `ntfsfix /dev/sdX` (where sdX is the device name of your NTFS partition, such as sda1). 2. Manually mount the NTFS partition and check for errors: In the command line interface of OpenWrt, run the command to manually mount the NTFS partition and check for errors.

mkdir /mnt/ntfs

mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdX /mnt/ntfs

ntfsfix /mnt/ntfs

umount /mnt/ntfs

3. Check the disk health status of the NTFS partition: If the above methods are ineffective, you may need to use Windows or other tools to check the disk health status of the NTFS partition and attempt error repair. You can connect the NTFS partition to a Windows computer and use disk check tools (such as CHKDSK) for repair. It is recommended to backup important data before using any tools to repair the NTFS partition to prevent data loss during the repair process.