For some unknown reason my machine reported numerous filesystem errors on hdb6
upon boot and it dropped me into a shell for repair. After poking around a bit
I tried running 'e2fsck /dev/hdb6', it listed umpteen things it was correcting,
and it seemed to have all worked. The next boot was clean.
Two questions:
1) This is the second or third time this has happened to me. Is it common for
gross filesystem errors to happen as a matter of course?
2) Given the number of errors it found, could it really hasve recovered? All
does seem well but I'm still not comfortable.
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