On Tuesday 11 November 2003 07:36 am, martynas@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I installed redhat 9 on several systems and have one big problem. After
> unclean shutdown fsck allways fails - fsck checks file system and after
> that it ALLWAYS drops me to repair shell. In most cases after that fsck
> shows (when I run fsck manually from repair shell), taht system is CLEAN!
> So, it MUST to pass fsck automatically and lload the system. In this
> situation, I had some cases, when I had to go to redhat 9 system (that is
> in other place I work), run fsck manually and get the result, that FS is
> clean;/
>
Now that someone mentioned it....
I actually noticed the same thing with my 4 machines that runs Redhat 9 and
has ext2 filesystem. This has happened to me more than once, unclean
shutdown, reboot, fsck checkes the filesystem, fail, drop me to a maintenance
shell, and return clean on manual check. I was like , huh?? But then I ignore
it couple time, although it was actually a pain in the nect, since my
machines that does this is part of a beowulf cluster, and it's headless, so
everytime this happens I have to plugin keyboard and monitor only to find out
that the system is clean in maintenance mode.
I'm planning to move the filesystem to ext3, but I would like to know why this
is the case.
RDB
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The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
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