Hey all, I've been experimenting with f2fs, and see that the latest version of f2fs-tools now includes an actual fsck tool (not an exit 0 bash script). See below for the output I get from systemd when it tries to run fsck.f2fs on the root filesystem. Anyway, my questions are: - Is there any way to override how systemd does its fsck? I've tried poking around and overriding systemd-fsck-root.service and systemd-fsck@.service to no avail. Any advice on this? - Should systemd always expect an fsck tool to accept that the "-a" arg works, therefore an issue for f2fs-tools upstream, or should systemd be aware of this (therefore an upstream issue for systemd). Any hints / advice appreciated. Cheers. systemd-fsck[198]: fsck.f2fs: invalid option -- 'a' systemd-fsck[198]: Error: Unknown option ? systemd-fsck[198]: Usage: fsck.f2fs [options] device systemd-fsck[198]: [options]: systemd-fsck[198]: -d debug level [default:0] -- Simon Perry (aka Pezz)
