Hi Robert;
Thanks a lot for providing the information that I was looking for. I use
ext2 fro boot and ext3 for everything else. Actually, I want that
periodic checking is carried out automatically.
cheers
francesco
On Thu, May 8, 2014 at 5:10 PM, Robert Rottscholl wrote:
Hi Francesco,
which filesystems do you use on these installations?
It is possible that the checks are disabled. You can check this via
'tune2fs -l' and look for the parameter 'Maximum mount count'. Disk
checks are disabled if this parameter is set to '-1' or '0'.
Another possibility might be the usage of ext4 on squeeze and
something else on wheezy. In ext4 disk checks are (I think) disabled
by default (see
http://forums.opensuse.org/__showthread.php/437298-fsck-__not-needed-ext4-filesystems
<http://forums.opensuse.org/showthread.php/437298-fsck-not-needed-ext4-filesystems>
).
Greetings
Robert
Am 08.05.2014 15:40, schrieb Francesco Pietra:
Hello:
W#ith my amd64 squeeze box, disk (500GB) check is never carried
out as
far as I can see. In contrast, with the wheezy box, a long disk
(1000GB)
check is carried out on my home every 30 times it is accessed,
as well
as on the other partitions. Both are raid mirror, with grub on both
disk. How to deal with the squeeze box?
thanks
francesco pietra
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