>This works on Hardy and presumably well back
sudo touch /forcefsck
sudo reboot
Sandstone on the Sandstone Trail26-Oct-2011 09:27, Canon Canon PowerShot A480, 3.0, 6.6mm, 0.017 sec, ISO 400
>Forcing fsck on reboot in Ubuntu
>This works on Hardy and presumably well back
sudo touch /forcefsck
sudo reboot
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>There are many methods to do this.
Every partition has the superblock containing, among other vital information, details the last time the file system has been checked and when the next check is due.
sudo tune2fs -l "device" –> dumps superblock information
sudo tune2fs -c "count" "device" –> sets the mount count check to "count" . If set to 4 , fsck has to be run after 4 mounts
sudo tune2fs -C "count" "device" –> cheat, set the mount count to "count"
sudo tune2fs -i 4w "device" –> run fsck after 4 weeks.
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