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#4557: Option to skip fsck on boot
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Done!
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Written by ideasman42 the 13 Mar 08 at 23:25.
Category: System.
Related to:
Nothing/Others.
Status: Implemented
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Description
Running FSCK every 32 mounts or so is fine, however not having the option to skip it is very bad.
Sometimes Im in a rush and need to boot up my PC to get some info off it, or if your leaving and need to copy a document.
I once gave a talk at a conference, which was delayed around 8min because the laptop I was borrowing ran fsck on boot and I could not stop this. It was awkward, Im not kidding.
This is especially bad because some filesystems are very big and could take a long time to fsck.
If canceled it could prompt to FSCK next restart, I dont see this as especially dangerous.
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cheesehead wrote on the 13 Mar 08 at 23:53
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Offer to FSCK on shutdown instead.
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