Hi That's not really a problem. The system does run the check programs (e2fsck etc.) on every startup. These programs mainly check, if the partition was umounted correctly. If there was a correct umount they increase the mount counter, if not they check the full prtition and reset the counter to 0. If the partition was mounted coorectly a fixed amount (in the normal case 31 / ~ month), the programs force a check, and reset the counter to 0.
I think all Linux distributions do something like that and don't enforce a full check on bootup. So no problem with "unchecked" partitions. ATB Jan-Marek -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
