Other than complaining about being old or a "pre-fail" state, it passes the smart check. Not sure if any of this actually means something.
Benno,
I'll have to try that for a while and see what happens. It will take some time to see if it works properly.
On 7/22/06, Benno Schulenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jason Weisberger wrote:
> Odd problem.... it seems as if almost completely at random, my
> boot process will stop at Mounting Local Filesystems...... for no
> reason. It will freeze there until you restart the computer. If
> I boot a Live CD and mount the volume or run an fsck.ext3 on it
> (which always comes back clean), the next time I try to boot to
> it, it'll be fine.
Try marking the affected partition as ext2 instead of ext3
in /etc/fstab, so the journal does not get used, and see if the
problem still occurs. If not, you've found a bug in ext3.
Benno
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