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?
>
tune2fs should be loaded on your system in the /sbin directory and you
can change the max count by doing the following:
tune2fs -c <qty> <drive>
and/or
tune2fs -i <qty>[d|w|m] <drive>
initial default is 20 when using -c
initial default is 6 months when using -i
The 6 months should be fine, but the max. mnt. count (-c) should be
raised if you do alot of shutting down/restarting of your system.
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