On 10 May 2002 21:58 EEST you wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Why when I have a system crash, a partition not umounted, the fsck is not > automatic and I have to press Y to make it happen ? > How can I configure the old way, automatic fsck when filesystem not umounted ? > And BTW how can I schedule an fsck to the next reboot ?
If you have ext3 or Reiser, fsck is not normally necessary, so it doesn't run by default. I pressed Y a few times out of curiosity (I'm getting a lot of practice it dirty reboots at the moment!) and it only did a few piddly things, unlike the swathe of stuff it went through when I had ext2. Not sure how you can make it run, though there's bound to be something in the startup script you can hack as a last resort. Another thing I noticed is that on bootup, kudzu works the same way, but you don't see it in graphic bootup, you need to run linux no-fb. Sir Robin
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