Public bug reported:
I keep my /home on a separate JFS partition. I keep a number of different
partitions on JFS. I really like and prefer its performance to EXT3. But, it
appears that it doesn't always cleanly unmount it or something like that.
Because when I start up the OS (Edgy). It doesnt mount and will sometimes
refuse to mount my /home partition until I fsck.jfs /dev/hdc3 after it has done
that (it never seems to report any errors) mount -a will work fine. Then I can
log in as normal.
The problem seemed to appear regularly with this partition when I resized it.
It is now a 60gb partition (although I think that that may be a red herring).
It seems as though JFS is not being cleanly unmounted when I log out of my
system, either that or it is creating corruption issues that only seem to show
up when I mount the partition. I think that this is important as JFS is a great
file system when it is working correctly and it is under going a surge in usage.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
** Description changed:
- I keep my /home on a separate JFS partition. I keep a number of different
partitions on JFS. I really like and prefer its performance to EXT3. But, it
appears that it doesnt alway cleanly unmount it or something like that. Because
when I start up the OS (Edgy). It doesnt mount and will refuse to mount my
/home partition until I fsck.jfs /dev/hdc3 after it has done that, and it never
seems to report any errors, mount -a will work fine. Then I can log in as
normal.
+ I keep my /home on a separate JFS partition. I keep a number of different
partitions on JFS. I really like and prefer its performance to EXT3. But, it
appears that it doesn't alway cleanly unmount it or something like that.
Because when I start up the OS (Edgy). It doesnt mount and will refuse to mount
my /home partition until I fsck.jfs /dev/hdc3 after it has done that, and it
never seems to report any errors, mount -a will work fine. Then I can log in as
normal.
The problem seem to appear regularly with this partition when I resized it.
It is now a 60gb partition (although I think that that may be a red herring).
It seems as though JFS is not being cleanly unmounted when I log out of my
system, either that or it is creating corruption issues that only seem to show
up when I mount the partition. I think that this is important as JFS is a great
file system when it is working correctly and it is under going a surge in usage.
** Description changed:
- I keep my /home on a separate JFS partition. I keep a number of different
partitions on JFS. I really like and prefer its performance to EXT3. But, it
appears that it doesn't alway cleanly unmount it or something like that.
Because when I start up the OS (Edgy). It doesnt mount and will refuse to mount
my /home partition until I fsck.jfs /dev/hdc3 after it has done that, and it
never seems to report any errors, mount -a will work fine. Then I can log in as
normal.
- The problem seem to appear regularly with this partition when I resized it.
It is now a 60gb partition (although I think that that may be a red herring).
+ I keep my /home on a separate JFS partition. I keep a number of different
partitions on JFS. I really like and prefer its performance to EXT3. But, it
appears that it doesn't always cleanly unmount it or something like that.
Because when I start up the OS (Edgy). It doesnt mount and will sometimes
refuse to mount my /home partition until I fsck.jfs /dev/hdc3 after it has done
that (it never seems to report any errors) mount -a will work fine. Then I can
log in as normal.
+ The problem seemed to appear regularly with this partition when I resized it.
It is now a 60gb partition (although I think that that may be a red herring).
It seems as though JFS is not being cleanly unmounted when I log out of my
system, either that or it is creating corruption issues that only seem to show
up when I mount the partition. I think that this is important as JFS is a great
file system when it is working correctly and it is under going a surge in usage.
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JFS partition failing to mount 100% of the time
https://launchpad.net/bugs/69939
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