e2fsck after hard shutdown

[antonio montagnani]

Michael D. Setzer II ha scritto il 05/09/2015 alle 08:21:
> As root you can run this
> # touch /forcefsck
>
> Then the next reboot should result in it running an fsck on the root partition
> as part of the boot.
>
> I have an option on my classroom machines, that has it boot with a kernel
> that runs in just ram, and it does an fsck of all of the regular linux partitions
> on the disk to confirm everything is error free.  One could also boot from a
> live cd and run fsck since the partitions should not be mounted.
>
>
> On 5 Sep 2015 at 7:59, Ralf Corsepius wrote:
>
> Subject:        	Re: e2fsck after hard shutdown
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>> On 09/05/2015 07:31 AM, antonio montagnani wrote:
>>
>>> do you mean that I could run e2fsck from inside the root shell?
>> Yes.
>>
>>> I
>>> guessed that filesystems were already mounted and e2fsck doesn't work on
>>> mounted filesystems.... I have to study. :-)
>>
>> Depends, depends on what actually happened/gone wrong.
>>
>> In most such cases, the filesystems are mounted read-only or not mounted
>> at all.
>>
>> Ralf
>>
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I am not sure that it could work with system.d systems....

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