Package: fsck
Version: 1.39+1.40-WIP-2006.11.14+dfsg-2etch1
The "fsck" command for some filesystems (at least for ocfs2) lacks a "-
p" parameter, thus checking of these filesystems fails when calling
"fsck -Aa".
When checking filesystems at boot time, check fails forcing the system
into single-user mode which is really inconvenient
From /var/log/fsck/checkfs , generated by /etc/init.d/checkfs from
package initscripts:
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Log of fsck -C -R -A -a
Mon Feb 11 10:24:04 2008
fsck.ocfs2: invalid option -- a
Usage: fsck.ocfs2 [ -fGnuvVy ] [ -b superblock block ]
[ -B block size ] device
Critical flags for emergency repair:
-n Check but don't change the file system
-y Answer 'yes' to all repair questions
-f Force checking even if file system is clean
-F Ignore cluster locking (dangerous!)
Less critical flags:
-b superblock Treat given block as the super block
-B blocksize Force the given block size
-G Ask to fix mismatched inode generations
-u Access the device with buffering
-V Output fsck.ocfs2's version
-v Provide verbose debugging output
fsck died with exit status 16
Mon Feb 11 10:24:04 2008
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Should this be fixed in the fsck command of the e2fsprogs? Or should I
report to the maintainers of fsck.ocfs2? Or the maintainers of
initscripts?
Thanks in advance
--
Luis Gómez
INCIDE - Investigación Digital, S.L.
