Re: How come fsck still kicks in and reports major errors with Ext3?

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Hans Deragon (imap) wrote:

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> /dev/hdd1 /mnt/genericdata1 ext2 rw 0 0


It seems that you weren't actually waiting for your root filesystem to 
fsck, but rather this one.  If partitions were mounted when power was 
lost, then all of them get checked out, not just the root -- and fsck'ed 
if they need it.  Since this partition was mounted (and formatted) ext2, 
it needed it.

At least, that seems a likely (to me) cause of this.

HTH



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