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How to force a fsck after reboot?

Posted on April 2, 2010 By XceptN No Comments on How to force a fsck after reboot?

For various reasons you may want to force a check (fsck) of a filesystem you currently use (most likely the root / filesystem as you cannot umount it on-the-go). To achieve that do: (below is for the / mount)

    # touch /forcefsck

and after the reboot you’ll see that the fsck is being done.

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