First is simply an oddity with the command cd
. If I type in cd
, then a space, then press Tab to view the available directories, I get this error message:
bash: cannot create temp file for here-document: Read-only file system
The more troublesome issue has been random closings of the terminal window. It has happened while testing the cd
oddity, and also while ssh'd into another server doing simple things like git status
and such. [Edit] It seems if I press enter exactly 31 times it triggers the auto closing of the terminal window (verified 3 times now).
I recently upgraded from 12.04 to 14.04 late last week, and this behavior did not occur the entire day I used it after upgrading. This is the first time attempting anything on this computer since that day.
Please advise any other information I can provide, and what I need to do to resolve this.
mount
command?remount-ro
specifies that the root partition will be remounted as read-only in the event of certain filesystem errors. Doing a fsck from recovery or a Live CD would be good.