In Windows, sfc /scannow will check the system files with those available in OS disk and replace faulty, missing files. Is there anything similar available for Ubuntu 16.04 ?
In Windows, sfc /scannow will check the system files with those available in OS disk and replace faulty, missing files. Is there anything similar available for Ubuntu 16.04 ?
There are two things to do to replicate
sfc /scannow
:sudo debsums -s
(sudo apt install debsums
to install it) will list system files that have been changed or corrupted as well as what packages they come from. If none are listed, all system files are fine.Use
sudo debsums -sa
to check configuration files as well.sudo apt reinstall [package]
will reinstall the package, reinstalling the file.I found a guide pretty easily with google search: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilesystemTroubleshooting
Have you seen that guide?