Brad Johnson wrote:
Depending on the file system, EXT2, EXT3, etc, there are defaults that are assumed when you create the file system. I myself do not know how to change that value, but the value gets set, and when the number of times the file system gets mounted meets this value a file system check is forced.
While inconvenient, it is not a bad thing in and of itself, as it makes sure your file systems are valid.
In a production environment where you are coming up and down infrequently, this should not impact things frequently.
Look at the tune2fs man page. It's got what you need to stop or reduce the frequency of those fs checks.
*Brandon Darbro
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