I have an interesting use case where a Debian Lenny server runs headless, and
is at the mercy of poor power conditions (environmental monitoring at a remote
storage building). We used to have issues with the server not coming up after
several reboots, but we gave it a bandaid by forcing an fsck on every boot
(tune2fs...) to correct any issues. This is fine, and has done wonders for disk
errors.
However...
On occasion, we find that a filesystem error is bad enough that instead of
auto{matically|magically} fixing the issue and continuing to boot, the system
hangs, needing a root password entered for a manual fsck to be run.
My question is thus: How do I prevent that requirement to login and run fsck
manually? Is there some parameter that can be set? Or, am I going about this
the completely wrong way?
Thoughts? Thanks!
--Tim
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