hi ya
> can you indicate some point of reference to justify that claim? my system
> runs e2fsck by default after every 20 bootups, and i've yet to notice any
> damage due to that.
sorry for the confusing comment...
on your box... try to run "e2fsck /dev/hda1" if your / is on /dev/hda1
normal bootups is configured to do the right thing in the
right sequence so is NOT an problem .... like a user running
e2fsck on a mounted root partition .,,, a very bad idea...
but if you umount it first.. than its cool
mount -n -o ro /dev/hda1 - take / offline first
e2fsck /dev/hda1
mount /dev/hda1 -- put it back online
and always a good idea to look at any warnings/error messages
spewed out by the system...
c ya
alvin
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