P Jones, looks like this time, your /boot or /dev/sda2 was not fscked. Line
from your mountall.log:
"/dev/sda1: clean, 224/124496 files, 99974/248832 blocks" indicates that fsck
was invoked but did not go through the entire filesystem, instead only read
through the super block the filesystem is clean. Also your root filesystem is
not getting fscked :)
So it does seem that if your file system is getting fscked at boot then
something wrong is possibly happening at poweroff/reboot. To verify
this, can you please do the following once again:
1) Before rebooting: sudo -s
a) umount /boot
b) tune2fs -l /dev/sda1 2>&1 > /<some dir you
want>/tune2fs-sda1.before-fsck. Attach this here.
c) This time run a fsck on it : fsck -V -t ext2 /dev/sda1 2>&1 > /<some dir
you want>/fsck-sda1.out. Attach this here
d) tune2fs -l /dev/sda1 2>&1 > /<some dir you
want>/tune2fs-sda1.after-fsck. Attach this output here.
e) Add the --debug switch to the mountall daemon line in
/etc/init/mountall.conf. Reboot; Attach the /dev/mountall.log here as
mountall-reboot.log
f) tune2fs -l /dev/sda1 2>&1 > /<some dir you
want>/tune2fs-sda1-after-reboot. Attach this here
As expected fsck should not have any effect in the above path. Your
output should say that.
2) Now simply reboot without un-mounting /boot and then attach the new
/dev/moutall.log as mountall-fresh.log here. We expect fsck to touch
your /boot in this case. Also attach the output of tune2fs -l /dev/sda2
2>&1 > /<some dir you want>/tune2fs-sda1.fresh
Thanks a lot for your help.
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Disk check on every boot
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/603966
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