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SubjectRe: uncorrectable ext2 errors
On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 11:06:34AM -0600, Andreas Dilger wrote:
> Is this the root filesystem that is being checked? If yes, then you
> probably need to either reboot after the fsck is complete (before
> mounting RW), or run the fsck from a rescue disk/CD.

No, it's not the root filesystem, but I usually check it while it's
mounted r/o, because the check takes nearly an hour and I want to give
the users at least read access to their files.

But because I assumed that this may cause problems, I did try it with a
completly unmonted filesystem once, without success.

Can you explain how a r/o mounted file system can cause problems?
Perhaps there is still some connection to my problem.

Jan

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