On Sunday 14 April 2002 20:30, Bryan Kadzban wrote: > > That's because it is. It's your root filesystem, after all -- if you could > umount it, you wouldn't have anything accessible. nope. My root system is on disk1, not on disk2 > > What means that the system is always under > > recovery conditions ! > > Well, sort of, but not quite. The filesystem is always in a state that > *if* something happened and it wasn't cleanly umounted, it would check as > soon as you booted the next time, and recovery would happen. > > Hope this helps. Thanks very much, I hope I understood it: wenn shutting down, the disk2 is beeing unmounted by the system -normal-. When I boot the next time, the flag gets always set, as I am mounting disk2 read-write, is that OK ? And if the system crashes due for instance to a power crash, then the flag would start a recover the next bootup and after the disk2 is again mounted read-write the flag would again being set ? And short: I do not have to be worried by that message ? Thanks again Edgar -- ----------------------------------- Dr.-Ing. Edgar Alwers Mailto:edgaralwers@gmx.de
