[CentOS] unattended fsck on boot
Tom Brown
tom at ng23.netWed Nov 8 14:45:18 UTC 2006
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> If your system boots after an unclean shutdown you can set it up to do > an autofsck, e.g. an unattended and hands-free fsck. Just go to > /etc/sysconfig/autofsck and change the option from 'no' to 'yes'. The > next time you reboot after an unclean shitdown, for whatever reason, you > will be prompted to say 'Yes to stop autofsck'. If you don't respond it > will do an automatic autofsck. yes but this will not answer Y to fix the issues on the disk which is what the OP asked for
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