Endless OS is frozen on screen. Help me open it up. I tried booting and this is what came on the monitor.Please help

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[IMG_20200912_083450055|375x500](upload://dfcmGAXT5FyRR

IMG_20200912_083346727
IMG_20200912_0833467271944×2592 1.81 MB
IMG_20200912_083450055
IMG_20200912_0834500551944×2592 1.87 MB

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I didn’t update the Endless OS. It just froze, opened sluggishly after about 30 minutes, and the files won’t open at all, including Eos diagnostics. See the screeopennshot of the files won’t open.
IMG_20200913_165947210|666x500](upload://5c0eoBATjKfhe4Ej93z89KSghXX.jpeg)

IMG_20200913_174103906
IMG_20200913_1741039061944×2592 1.47 MB
IMG_20200913_170019260
IMG_20200913_1700192601944×2592 1.12 MB

#4

The command you need to type in the Terminal is:

eos-diagnostics

(Note the dash between the two words)

If it complains about I/O problems, please post a photo of the output of the following command:

dmesg | grep -i sd[a-z]

In many cases, when I/O problems occur, this has to do with a defective HDD/SSD.

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#5

On typing eos-diagnostics, the result I got was as in this screenshot here

IMG_20200918_142601190
IMG_20200918_1426011901944×2592 1.29 MB
IMG_20200918_142620754
IMG_20200918_1426207542592×1944 1.36 MB

#6

A read-only filesystem typically means, that either:

  • The HDD is going to die
  • The Filesystem is corrupted

To analyze the reason, type the following:

sudo dmesg | grep -i sd[a-z]

Then post a Photo of the output.

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