On 01/01/18 01:14, Adam Carter wrote:
> Can you cut and paste the terminal session of the post boot fixes?
What are you asking for here?
Just fishing for more info because I cant think of any circumstance that
would cause the issue you're seeing.
If it were me i'd force an fsck on next reboot, then reboot. I just had
a look on my machines and it looks like the old fsck every N mounts is
disabled everywhere by default these days.
That's a good idea, I stopped nfs, umounted and ran fsck, and it came
back clean. I've remounted and restarted nfs for now.
I'll try restarting later.
Dan
