hi, i was trying to write a service that checks attributes of rootfs before it is checked by fsck. The service has a dependency on boot-archive and has a dependent "/system/filesystem/usr" service. It seems "/" is being mounted in r/w mode before a check is done on it. is that correct?
When is the rootfs first mounted in the boot process ? Is it ever mounted in read-only mode or is Solaris fsck capable of checking filesystems that are mounted w/o damaging them? regards, parry This message posted from opensolaris.org
