On Sat February 27 2010, Andrei Popescu wrote:
> It would be wise to do your own regular checks though. The simplest way
> is to 'touch /forcefsck' and reboot.
I rarely reboot, except for new kernels, or yearly vacations.. is 6 months too
long?
Filesystem created: Mon Sep 17 06:06:03 2007
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On Sat,27.Feb.10, 13:32:15, Daniel Dalton wrote:
> Ah great, thank you. I think it was still set to check after 27 mounts
> or something. I had a read of the man page, and I think I have enabled
> what I want now.
It would be wise to do your own regular checks though. The simplest way
is to 'to
On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 11:01:18PM -0300, Xavier Petit de Meurville wrote:
>Hi, what is your filesystem on this partition ?
>I don't very well, but maybe you can see the tune2fs command,
Ah great, thank you. I think it was still set to check after 27 mounts
or something. I had a read of th
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I used to find it annoying, though it was a problem that went away
when I switched to using XFS as my default filesystem, it doesn't need
to do the fsck on boot, so it is much quicker booting in that regard.
I do use ext2/3 for /boot and /var mind, bu
Hi, what is your filesystem on this partition ?
I don't very well, but maybe you can see the tune2fs command,
for example (for ext2/3/4) list the current values of your
filesystem :
~]# tune2fs -l /dev/sda6
Last checked: Fri Feb 5 11:48:41 2010
Check interval: 15552000 (6 m
Every 20 odd boots my system does a checkdisk scan of sda5 (root file
system) and sda7 /home. As it's a laptop and I need fast booting, how
can I stop these checks all together? I tried setting the 6th field of
fstab to 0 for both partitions. I thought it was working, but it seemed
to do one check
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