Joshua Branson, le ven. 25 oct. 2024 22:28:30 -0400, a ecrit: > Upon rebooting the Hurd in qemu, most of the time, the > auto fsck worked. BUT sometimes, it failed
Does that not happen on real hardware too when you have to force it off? > and mounted things readonly. See the other thread, it's not supposed to let the system start with a read-only /. > At the time I did not know that users may need to manually fsck the > Hurd's filesystem from GNU/Linux with lose2up (is that the right > command?). losetup isnot really the mean to fsck, just the mean to access your partition. You can also use partx, etc. And then in all cases use fsck. Documenting the use of partx to access the Hurd partition would probably be useful. Not just for fsck, but also to mount it to copy data etc. Samuel
