Saying this issue is fixed by beeing able to cancel a running fsck is like
saying running out of gas while driving a car is ok because you can always push
the car...
Of course beeing able to cancel the fsck makes it somehow bearable, but the
point is that i don't want to cancel the fsck _sometim
This is being fixed for Hardy. You can press escape to cancel a fsck.
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fsck should not run at boot periodically!
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I should say in Hardy you will be able to press escape to cancel a fsck.
In gutsy, you can press Ctrl+C which I do NOT recommend, as it could
DAMAGE your filesystem. There is also a file you can edit to cancel
periodic fsck's. http://ajlcom.instantspot.com/blog/2007/7/27/How-to-
change-FSCK-check
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Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
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The fix for this bug depends on AutoFsck being packaged (Bug #151446)
and implemented into the current system.
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