On Wed, Feb 14, 2024 at 01:17:46PM +0100, Stanislav Brabec wrote:
> systemd uses its own implementation of fsck with a slightly different
> behavior (e. g. fsck -A checks noauto volumes, systemd-fsck does not).
systemd calls fsck from util-linux, but a new instance (with -l) for each device.
It would be nice to be more explicit and explain it, because "it has its
own implementation" sounds like fsck from util-linux is completely out
of game :-)
> +== NOTES
> +*systemd* does not call *fsck -A*, but it has its own implementation
> *systemd-fsck*(8).
What about:
systemd does not invoke fsck -A to check all devices; instead, it
calls fsck individually for devices selected based on the logic
implemented in systemd-fsck.
Karel
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