Kester Clegg wrote:
>
> Mmmm, I do get the same thing each time the maximal mount count is reached -
> does anyone know how I could fix this? Is there something like tune2fs or
> similar which could stop/check this recurring problem? To fix the errors
> reported, I usually use something like (from memory)?:
>
> e2fsck -f -b 8193 /dev/hda3
>
> this works until max mount count is reached the next time. Perhaps it is
> insufficient?
> k.
> p.s. I use 'shutdown -h now' to shutdown the machine - could this cause a
> problem if I do it from a desktop like KDE as opposed to logging out? (this
> is rare, though, as I don't like KDE!).
>
The 'shutdown -h now' command tells Linux to halt the system
immediately, as opposed to '-r" which tells it to reboot. These two
options are the only good ways to shutdown or reboot your system.
If you have disk errors each time you boot up, even after a correct
shutdown, then perhaps your hard disk is telling you it is about to go
south.
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