[Harald Dunkel]
Running fsck on battery should be configurable, e.g. by some option
in /lib/init/vars.sh. For an ext2 filesystem it is fatal to ignore a
fsck, esp. since there is a higher risk for laptops. They either
run out of power, or they are just shut off.
I'll see what we can do. But
[Harald Dunkel]
Running fsck on battery should be configurable, e.g. by some option
in /lib/init/vars.sh. For an ext2 filesystem it is fatal to ignore a
fsck, esp. since there is a higher risk for laptops. They either
run out of power, or they are just shut off.
One way to do this is by
Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
I'll see what we can do. But already today, there is a configuration
switch to flip to enable fsck. Just insert the power when booting. :)
Even if you never used a laptop, I think its easy to imagine that there
is not always a power supply available.
Regards
Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
One way to do this is by adding this function to /etc/default/rcS:
on_ac_power() { true; }
It should make sure the function is used instead of the binary.
But it would affect other startup scripts as well, e.g. anacron.
Below you can find a patch.
Harri
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