On 10/26/24 4:49 PM, ToddAndMargo via users wrote:
Followup question: is there a flag to throw that tells fsck to "repair"? I never found one in "man fsck".
That depends on what you mean. It will repair if not run in read-only mode. You can only do it if the filesystem isn't mounted. There's "-f" to make it check even if the filesystem isn't marked as needing checking, and there's "-y" to automatically say yes to all fixes.
As mentioned in the man page, "fsck" is only a frontend that runs the appropriate checker for the indicated filesystem. Those options I described are specifically for the "e2fsck" command.
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