Date: Fri, 19 May 1995 10:00:08 -0400 (EDT) From: "Rashid Karimov." <rashid@haven.ios.com> To: hackers@FreeBSD.org Subject: fsck & boot Q Message-ID: <199505191400.KAA05940@haven.ios.com>
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Hi there folx, Albeit it works just great here ( server has ~3.000 accounts ) and is _very fast and stable in sense of load average ( it doesn't fluctuate between 2-20 as on SS10 here ) , sometimes it does reboot w/o kernel being able to determine the reason and panic. Just silent and sporadic reboot. The mileage of uptime can vary - between 10 -3 days. Since the FreeBSD kernel is rather a good cather of ordinary problems ( on other computer here , from different vendor it never ever rebooted w/o panic being activated and reason explained ), I suspect there is some magic'n'stupid conflict somewhere deep inside of that Gateway p90/PCI Bt946c/128Mb RAM/Diamond Viper juke box. Well, but the Q is : when it reboots in this way , it cleans all the filesystem except one , and then prompts for the default shell and asks sysadm to clean the FS manually.And if noone is available - the system just sits there forever. Is there any way to explicitly tell the system to run fsck -y _automatically on all FSes or at least on those it can't clean out ? And after everything is cool - just resume normal operation ? If it's impossible - can some1 point me to the code which is involved in that stage of boot process ? Rashid -=-=- Come,come Monday !=-=-=-= -=-=- Bring us 2.0.5 :) -=-=-=-
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