File system robustness

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Hi,

let's suppose an embedded system with a read-only squashfs root file
system, and a writable ext4 data partition with data=journal.
Furthermore, the data partition shall be protected with dm-integrity.

Normally, I'd umount the data partition while shutting down the
system. There might be cases though where power is cut. In such a
case, there'll be ext4 recoveries, which is ok.

How robust would such a setup be? Are there chances that the ext4
requires a fsck? What might happen if fsck is not run, ever? Is there
a chance that the data partition can't be mounted at all? How often
might that happen?

Thx
regards
Kai



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