Look in /etc/rc.sysinit. Search for fsck. That's where the check occurs. It looks like it takes settings for the auto fsck from /etc/sysconfig/autofsck. If you set $AUTOFSCK_DEF_CHECK equal to "yes" in that file (it doesn't appear on my system, so you may have to create it), it will check by default if it's been shutdown uncleanly. It will prompt to skip the check, or just perform the check depending on the value of $PROMPT (which you can also set within that file).I have a headless redhat 9 server and want to know how to make sure that if a non clean power down occurs, how I force an fsck since I will not be able to see the question.
Thanks
Chip
Joseph
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