due to power
> failure etc. In that case there was no opportunity to write shutdown -F.
>
> Tushar
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Vineet Mehta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 12:40 PM
> To: multiple recipients of
> Subject: Re:
> Is it possible to config linux server such that fsck is run
> automatically on booting with all default options in case of any error
> in file system due to imporper shutdown
There is a good reason why you need to run fsck manually on non journalled
filesystems when there is an error. Running fsc
Title: Re: [ilugd]: running fsck automatically
Actually what I was looking for was
solution to avoid need to run fsck manually at booting, in case say the server goes down due to power failure
etc. In that case there was no opportunity to write shutdown –F.
Tushar
yes fsck runs automatically when there is an improper shutdown of the
linux system. It also runs automatically when the linux file system
reaches the max mount counts.
fsck can be forced to run on next reboot by "shutdown -F"
u can make an alias for shutdown if u feel lazy to write -F all the
tim
