On 7/10/06, Isaac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was looking around, and found in these files: BootScripts/Resources/Tasks/Check{,Root}FS> if [ -e /forcefsck ] > then force="-f" > else force="" > fi > > fsck $fsckOptions -p -C -T {-A,/} # <--depends on which file Given that 'force' doesn't appear to be used anywhere, 'fsckOptions' doesn't appear to be defined anywhere, the contents and context, and "ps: never tested." at the top of the files, it surely appears that "force=" should be replaced with "fsckOptions=" in all four places (two files, two branches of the conditional).
IIRC, the idea was that fsckOptions was supposed to be optionally added by the user in the BootOptions file. But I think that was never used in practice, so your suggestion works. I'm applying it, thanks.
Isaac P.S.: if /fastboot and /forcefsck both exist (which I suppose is not supposed to happen?), these scripts give /fastboot priority. I have no idea if that matters or is the desired behavior, though.
I think I copied that behavior from the Linux From Scratch scripts. I admit I didn't give much thought to that particular issue.
P.P.S: As far as I can tell, this mailing list is the best place to send reports like this? It seems that I had to subscribe to send anything to it ; "This list is intended for technical discussion involving ... (Scripts, Compile, etc.) and ...."
Yes, this is the right place. Thank you! -- Hisham _______________________________________________ gobolinux-devel mailing list gobolinux-devel@lists.gobolinux.org http://lists.gobolinux.org/mailman/listinfo/gobolinux-devel
