Messages in this thread | | | Date | Tue, 26 Oct 1999 19:53:17 +0100 (BST) | From | Dale Amon <> | Subject | problem with parallelized fsck |
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I'm seeing a minor problem that isn't strictly kernel related, nor would I think it distribution specific, although I do happen to use Debian.
A recent update of fsck to the parallelizing version causes the boot to hang after the devices have been checked. A ctl-c gets out of it and boot continues normally.
I've run fsck after boot up, using the same switches (fsck -R -A -a) and get the same result; if I use the serialize switch, it doesn't hang. Has anyone else run across this? A bug in a particular fsck release or is it something more general, ie something in the kernel tickled by the parallel checks? I don't think so, but thought I'd report it just in case.
Kernel version is a vanilla 2.2.12 compiled and installed by moi.
FWIW, I'm using using debian potato.
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