I actually kept having this issue and the culprit was 2 things.... 1. Shutting off raspberry pi without "sudo poweroff" or by simply unplugging it from the power, which corrupts the SD card. 2. Not using a 5V\1A usb AC adapter with my micro usb cable to power the raspberry pi. I plugged it into a regular usb on my computer and that corrupted the SD card. So the lesson is do not do 1 or 2 ever! Solution: you can google around for solutions, so far not much had worked for me until i did the steps on the link below. Hope this helps someone out there! https://linuxexpresso.wordpress.com/2010/03/31/repair-a-broken-ext4-superblock-in-ubuntu/

So here is what I did with addition of the startup script   Edit main.conf and rfcomm.conf files underr /etc/bluetooth   Change your mac address in here next to "device" and delete the "#" sign to the left of the comment. # Bluetooth address of the device #       device 11:22:33:44:55:66;     edited main.conf file -add your bluetooth mac address to DeviceID field. # Possible vendor id source values: bluetooth, usb (defaults to usb) DeviceID = bluetooth5678:abcd Another thing was that I hit the sync button on start up as well when rebooting raspberry pi or starting raspberry pi. hope that helps someone else!

Im sorry, I do not understand. Could you add a step by step tutorial? Thanks!