Hi List,
Thanks Denis and everyone for all of your help. That 'man page' was
very good
although I was left with a new question. Where the -i function says "No
Postfix", what exactly does that mean?
Thanks,
b/web
Wade
PS-It is great to know that Linux is maintaining my system so well in an
auto mode, something I am totally unacustomed too with a MS type, OS.
If I had not have issued the command 'mount -a' without including a
'type' the night before
my Mandrake Linux went into 'maximal mount count mode' I probably would
not have been quite so surprised by it. ;)
Denis HAVLIK wrote:
>
> hi folks
>
> The answer to this q. has been given many times - and allmost a correct
> one. The complete answer is:
>
> fsck checks a filesystem after reboot if either maximum mounts count, or
> maximal time between two filesystem checks has been reached.
>
> ---------------------------------------------------
> For those who "want to know more", read:
>
> man tune2fs
>
> (Search for -c and -i)
>
> Using tune2fs to change those settings it is not recomended, unless you
> really know what you are doing.
>
> :-)
>
> cu
> Denis
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