Linux System repair filesystem fault

Just installed Linux system does not have two days, in the boot system to

facking filesystem [Faild] (Error)

The system then enters:

[Repair filesystem]

As a result, I lost a few orders and then appeared:

[Repair filesystem] 2#

Until [Repair filesystem] 11# (there's a chance that I didn't hit it down again)

Searched the internet and sent messages to the group, asking for instructions: fsck

I tried it with the fsck command. A string of characters, I don't understand, but the system still fails after the reboot. I searched the internet for an order.

FSCK/DEV/HDDN (represents the zone where the root directory resides)

Fsck-a-y

Reboot system can go in:-)

The main options for the fsck command are as follows:

-A checks all file systems that are listed in the Etc/fstab file. The fsck command with this option usually appears in the system's initial file/ETC/RC so that you do not have to use multiple FSCK commands against multiple filesystems.

-R checks only the file systems outside the root file system when using the FSCK command with the-a flag to install the file system.

-T does not display a caption at startup.

-N only shows what the FSCLL program should do, but does not really do these things.

-P When using the fsck command line with the-a flag to check the file system, the FSCK program is required to check the other file systems in parallel while checking the root file system.

-V Output Program Description of the running process.

-S executes the fsck instruction one by one to check the file system.

-C Displays the complete check progress.

-T fstype specifies the type of file system that the FSCK program checks.

-R If the error is checked, the user will answer whether to fix it