* This one time, at band camp, Craige McWhirter said:
> On Tue, 2001-12-04 at 09:04, Xiaolu Zhang wrote:
> > Last night due to the power cut the redhat linux 6.2 webserver was switch
> > off without showdown. Now I got a error saying that one of the patition "
> > has system file error , please run fsck manually " . what should I do ?
>
> While not an immediate solution but something well worth looking at if you
> are at the stage of building your kernels, is the XFS journalling file
> systems. Implementing a journalling file system will make recovery from
> unexpected outages a whole lot more pleasant.
>
And since you are running a redhat 6.2 system (unless you have kept VERY
up to date with patches) - an update may well be in order.
(I was going to suggest this in my first post - but felt a 'this
wouldn't happen if you had [xfs|ext3|reiser]' wouldn't go down well)
;-)
Greeno
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