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From: "A. Yahya Sjarifuddin." <yahya@cbn.net.id>
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Dear All,
If there's someting happened with the harddisk,
i.e crash, sudden power down etc. how could I 
bypass fsck routine during booting?

I'd like to make a quick booting, then fsck-ing
the fs later.

Thanks for any helps

Regards
Yhy.


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