I've been getting this message on boot up:
EXT2-fs warning: maximal count reached, running e2fsck is recommended
I just ran e2fsck and am getting the same message on boot up. I didn't do
anything special with e2fsck, just ran it with the -v flag. Also, it
complained about hdb1 being mounted, but would let me continue anyway. Is
there a way to unmount a linux partition and still run e2fsck? That is, I
only have hdb1 and hdb2 (swap). Can I umount hdb1 somehow and run e2fsck
on hdb1?
Anyway, why am I being asked to run e2fsck? It seems with my other Linux
machines, e2fsck, or something like it, is run automatically whenever the
maximal mount count is reached. Do I need to set something up?
Regards,
Gary
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