http://linuxscripter.blogspot.com/2012/03/how-to-disable-fsck-on-reboot.html
On Mon, May 8, 2017 at 6:41 AM, g.bruno g.bruno@t-online.de wrote:
Hallo,
quite often I encounter the following problem: when I want to record a broadcast spontaneously of which the beginning is e. g. 10 minutes ahead, Ubuntu (Xubuntu 14.04) sometimes starts fdisk for my recordings-partition which is about 900 MB large. This takes such a long time, about 20 minutes, that I miss the beginning of the film I want to record. At first I get the message " /dev/sda5 was mounted 20 times without being checked. Check forced ..." or so. Unfortunatedly, there is no warning that fisk is to be run the next time I boot. In /etc/fstab I marked "dump 0" and "pass 2" as it is recommanded. Is it possible to have fsck running AFTER recording before shutdown when 19 mountings have been done? Or have I to set "pass" on 0. I'm a little bit scared of this because it means that I could loose data resp. recordings. By the way, on my desktop-computer I set pass to 2 as well, but never fsck runs when I boot even more then 20 times. Here the large (1 TB) /home/-partition is ext4-filesystem. May this make the difference?
Thanks for your answers.
Greetings gbruno
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