Hi Attila,
Attila Lendvai <att...@lendvai.name> writes: > if at boot i see `root: recovering journal` printed, does that mean that i'm > also affected? Sort of. If you always see just recovering journal, there is probably nothing to worry about, because the sync seems to be taking place. > > it was after a plain and simple reboot, i.e. no reconfigure prior to it, and > it's not causing a lot of issues. sometimes some lost inodes messages, but > nothing that breaks anything. > > i tried to paste the log just now, but i can't find it neither in > /var/log/messages, nor in dmesg. weird. That is completely expected. The fsck check is ran on unmounted disks... mounting first and repairing later doesn't make sense and is unsupported by fsck... So there is no /var/log/messages to log to. > > i vaguely remember seeing this for quite some time. it disappears quickly, > and some fsck is being run on the FAT boot partition, so i didn't really pay > attention to it. fsck is always ran on startup, the question is if it reports everything is clean or not. Regards, Rutherther
