Also discussing the more general issue of selective bootup fsck in #408954 as of recently.
> Is it ok for you, to create a dummy fsck.ubifs in parallel to > fsck.nfs? If we decide to go that way, I think it would be better to modify the fsck.nfs script to make it generic, and just symlink it for any filesystem that we need to cope with. You could also modify /etc/fstab to set the pass field to 0, since I suppose it's fixed now. Which brings the question, why would the installer write an /etc/fstab requesting fsck of ubifs, which is impossible? Should the installer be modified to be more selective about filesystems when writing /etc/fstab? Or as mentioned in #408954, we could also modify initscripts to add checks and logic that disable fsck on ubifs by default in some way or another. -- Pierre Ynard
