- Launch the console of the VM that is affected.
- If the VM has failed to boot up, you should see an error like "The root filesystem on /dev/sda3 requires a manual fsck"

- Please note that the root filesystem could be mounted on a different path than "/dev/sda3". Make a note of the error and it will highlight the path that needs to be repaired.
- Once you have access to the console, run the following command:
fsck.ext4 -f /dev/sda3
- The path after
-f will be the path mentioned in the error.
- After the command has been run, you should see that the file system has been modified:

- After this has been run, reboot the VM and this time it should boot up successfully.
- If the issue is not resolved after these steps, please open a case with technical support.