Forcing fsck run on next boot
If you want to force fsck filesystem check on next boot, you can do this with creating an empty file with the name of "forcefsck" on root directory:
touch /forcefsck
If you want to disable fsck running on the next boot, you can do this with creating an empty file with the name of "fastboot" on root directory:
touch /fastboot
Both files will be removed on next boot.
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- Murat Demirten
- 23 Jun 2008, 19:13
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