Cory
I found that you can have linux fsck every time if you want. Read the man page
for fstab. You would just edit the fstab file the fifth and sixth field. Each
time it reboots it would fsck. You can always change them back. I believe it
was Neil who told me about this a while back. It sounds like a non zero forces
a fsck. You could have it check each partition. Neil can possibly inform us a
little more about this. I hope this help.
Tim
On Thu, 19 Apr 2001, you wrote:
> Can anyone tell me an easy way to fsck my root? Conditions: I don't want to use a
>floppy disk or rescue CD. Is there a way to tell the system that the / partition is
>'dirty' and needs to be fscked on the next boot?
>
> Can anyone tell me how to check a drive regardless of the partition(s) on it? IE,
>something that checks closer to a hardware level.
>
> Thanks,
> Cory
