@Wayne-Workman Ah. Thank you. In hindsight I probably could have saved some trouble by copying the dev folder out of the previous /images (now /oldImages) directory. I just copied the image I knew I needed to keep and then created a new dev directory. Just should’ve copied both 😐

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@arduinoAndMore Well, something screwed up your first partition I’d say. Good to hear that you got this solved by a simple filesystem check!

@Wayne-Workman That did the trick. It said something about “file not found” but I know it got its address. I’ll get all the files worked out later. Thank you for your help!!

SOLVED: Had to delete the /var/lib/dhcp/dhcpd.leases file. Started working again like a charm. Thanks again!

@Tom-Elliott Is the console.h file an actual image? Where is it located?

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Pointers to be looking for

1.The bus connecting the hard disk to the mother board is faulty.

2.The master boot record (MBR) on the hard disk got corrupted.

3.SMPS (Switch Mode Power Supply) failure. In this case, your computer may not boot at all. But there are times when only one of the power plugs may fail.

If anyone has encountered any other points of failure, please follow this solutions provided below.
https://www.errorsolutions.tech/error/a-disk-read-error-occurred/
Solution 1. Reconnect hard disk drive (HDD) or solid state drive (SSD)
Solution 2. Recover Master Boot Record (MBR)
Solution 3. Check Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
Solution 4. Replace the Hard Disk Drive (HDD)/ Solid State Drive (SSD) and Install Windows