Francesco Talamona wrote:
On Saturday 19 April 2008, Abraham Gyorgy wrote:
Thanks a lot! I'll give a deep look at the mentioned files.
Anyway I think I'll set my fstab. Now all my partitions are set to
"never fsck" at boot time. :)
Supposing it's a ext2/3 partition you may also want to use tune2fs to
set the check *frequency*.
Other filesystems have specialized tools to do it.
Ciao
Francesco
Yes, I know that (read in the manpage). Once I did mess up totally my
filesystem (I think I typed wrong arguments accidentally) with tune2fs. :)
Since then I really fear of that command.
Okay, so after setting a correct fstab (and the shutdown -Fr now) _all_
my partitions were checked during boot (no more need to worry about the
init 1 thing.). My root partition were fixed (reboot was needed). I'll
set an fsck frequency and set counters to zero. Thanks all the help,
people on this mailing list are very-very helpful. Thanks everyone who
wrote to this thread!
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