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How to fix read-only mode in linux

In linux you can anytime break your system and it happens a lot and you have some problems.

One of these most common problem is read-only mode in linux.

Here is the solution if you are getting this problem.

Step 1 : Know the name of your harddisk.

            First of all , you should know the name of your hard-disk.

            For that , you can use the command given below.

        fdisk -l


      You can also know the name by opening Gparted.
            Just open Gparted and on upper right corner , your harddisk name will be shown.


Step 2 : Fix the error.
            
        Run the following command in order to fix your error.
            
              sudo fsck (name of harddrive)


    Then , just reboot your system and your problem will be solved.

Hope, it will fix your system.

    


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