Am 2015-03-11 19:04, schrieb Jape Person:
Hi!
Because of the deprecated use of "# touch /forcefsck" as a method of
forcing a file system check on the partition containin /root at boot
time I posted here some time ago to see if there might be another way
to invoke the function.
touch /forcefsck is deprecated under systemd, but still supported.
What sysvinit's shutdown -F does, is simply create that flag file.
That parameter was removed from systemd's shutdown command, as its use
is discouraged, but as said, still supported.
Run "touch /forcefsck" under systemd and it will happily check the file
systems on next boot.
As for alternate ideas: I could think, that having update-grub generate
an alternate grub entry, which adds fsck.mode=force to the kernel
command line and which can be selected during boot, might be one idea.
For remote systems, where you don't have a sideband channel like iLO,
you could use "grub-set-default", to choose the boot entry for the next
boot. See man 8 grub-set-default.
Michael
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