OpenSUSE Install :: Cannot Boot Into 11.3 - Permission - Or Filesystem Corruption

While trying to boot into the normal user the system aborts the login and tells me that /home does not have write permission.

The login manager gives:

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If I log in as root and do a

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Or to open some files, it works and no problem seems to exist.

All this happened for the first time after running luckybackup to fusion the old files of one home directory under EXT4 with the new files from my notebook (ext3, Opensuse 11.1 KDE3) in order to come to a unified home. But then the system did not boot any more. I tried to change the owner but some files did not have write access (not even as root, "the file does not exist"). So I thought I might have a a file system problem.

So I thought: unmount the /dev/sdb1 and then do a fschk on it. Runs and was perfect. So I did run it with forcing to control inode per inode.

No error.

So I thought: you screwed up the system. I then decided to reinstall OpensSuse11.3 from the scratch and create the same user for home. I formatted the rest (/swap /boot /root) and left only /home. Installation runs brilliantly, all ok, it comes to the login..................

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