On Jun 08, Hal Burgiss wrote:
>
> I would suggest every week or so, run 'e2fsck -c' to see if errors
> keep occuring. Just for peace of mind. If so, they likely will get
> worse, based on my recent experience.
Thanks for the suggestion, I may just do that. Too bad there isn't a way to
run it on a mounted (but idle) filesystem.
After checking the man page, what would happen if I ran "e2fsck -c -n" on my
/usr/local partition (the one in question and the one that will be idle during
the night)? My wife will be less-than-impressed if I have to log her out
every week or so to run e2fsck... She'll think of that as like rebooting
Windoze...
-Michael
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