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bjlockie
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 Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2009 10:33 pm Post subject: ask to fsck |
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I need to do an fsck and I thought it would be nice if it asked me every boot and I could control how long the timeout is.
Sortof like how long before grub boots the default. 
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| if it help you, shutdown -F can be useful |
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bjlockie
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| krinn wrote: | | if it help you, shutdown -F can be useful |
I use KDE so I had to boot to a console first.
That checked my boot drive but not my other automounted drive.
I ended up booting to the CLI, unmounting it, running fsck manually.
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