The failing fsck problem on root FS has disappeared now, either with new initscripts or last kernel 19mdk.
I have to check for raid linear on my other machine now thanks Pascal Le Mercredi 13 F�vrier 2002 19:16, pascal a �crit : > Le Wednesday 13 February 2002 17:42, vous avez �crit : > maybe try simulating a bad shutdown by touching /.autofsck and then > reboot. > > > pascal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Other problems with last kernel and boot scripts: > > > > > > 1. It seems that your initrd is corrupted but in a subtle manner. > > > Sometimes uncompressing the initrd after boot gives error, sometimes > > > not. > > > > > > I suspect that when the uncompressor does not detect the error, we have > > > various module loading problems ( i got lots of usb-uhci modules not > > > found errors etc...). > > > > > > What i did is rebuilding the initrd while in maintenance mode, and all > > > when well after that, except for one thing : > > > > > > 2. Is the root FS mounted RW at the beginning ? because > > > /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit now complains that it cannot fsck / which is > > > mounted ! I checked the rc.sysinit and discover the fastboot option > > > which was the only way for me to skip this step at boot now (except > > > forcing rc=0 after call to Fsck() ). Is there a place where all this is > > > logged in a file ? > > > With this false fsck error we are dropped to the maintenance mode and > > > cannot ever go to our live normal system ! > > > > I'm sorry but i really can't reproduce that problem.
