IMHO: this is a grave bug, since all users east of GMT+0 (Greenwich,
London) are affected by this and it makes Ubuntu look "broken" on first
sight. Not very trustworthy, if the first thing a new OS needs to do is
repair itself.
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fsck forced after Feisty install: super node timestamp in the futu
Happens here reproducible at least in VMware install. Was also using
ext3 as filesystem for /. The message says that the superblock was
modified 49400 days in the future, it checks the filesystem, finds some
evil error and reboots. Then it restarts with a clean mount.
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fsck forced after Feisty
Just installed Feisty Fawn final from DVD, both from graphical install and text
mode.
On first reboot described behavior happens. GMT+3
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fsck forced after Feisty install: super node timestamp in the future
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/95896
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happens here too, gmt+2
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fsck forced after Feisty install: super node timestamp in the future
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happens also with Feisty final desktop
however, I am no longer sure whether this is a timezone related problem;
I installed Feisty, then had to go away and did the first reboot three
days later; still the node timestamp was in the future, so it cannot be
the GMT+n timestep
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fsck forced after F
I can confirm this 'not a bug' (is it a feature, then?) with Feisty
final alternate CD i386
I had the same problem with Feisty beta desktop CD, will retest with
final as soon as I finish the download
timezone GMT+1 (Berlin)
I would guess this bug is triggered on all installations with a timezone
The filesystems are created with rules on how often to force a fsck.
This scenario triggered it. I doubt it's a common one. We don't want to
change these rules for corner cases.
Not to mention, even if this was considered a bug, it's not the kernel
that does this.
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