I didn't see this in bugzilla, but then again it may be a "We don't officially support JFS" issue.
I have several large JFS partitions andon every fecdora (and in rawhide now) there is an issue that if the machien is uncleanly shut down, I have to mount the drives manually at boot-up.
To be clear:
JFS doesn't auto-replay journal upon mounting, you have to run fsck.jfs to do that. I added hacks to my rc.local, but that doesn't help anyone else.
thanks, noah silva
Noah Silva [Mailing list] (nsilva-list@aoi.atari-source.com) said:
To be clear:
JFS doesn't auto-replay journal upon mounting, you have to run fsck.jfs to do that. I added hacks to my rc.local, but that doesn't help anyone else.
fsck is called for everything in fstab marked accordingly - is fsck.jfs not returning the same sets of error codeds?
Bill
Noah Silva [Mailing list] (nsilva-list@aoi.atari-source.com) said:
To be clear:
JFS doesn't auto-replay journal upon mounting, you have to run fsck.jfs to do that. I added hacks to my rc.local, but that doesn't help anyone else.
fsck is called for everything in fstab marked accordingly - is fsck.jfs not returning the same sets of error codeds?
Maybe it isn't "marked accordingly"? I probably added those partitons to fstab manually. I don't see any error codes during boot-up, and when I run fsck manually, it just shows something "replaying journal... OK".
If they do need to be added to fstab a certain way, maybe we can put a comment in fstab?
thanks, Noah SILVA
On Mon, 2004-11-29 at 11:28 -0500, Noah Silva [Mailing list] wrote:
I didn't see this in bugzilla, but then again it may be a "We don't officially support JFS" issue.
I have several large JFS partitions andon every fecdora (and in rawhide now) there is an issue that if the machien is uncleanly shut down, I have to mount the drives manually at boot-up.
To be clear:
JFS doesn't auto-replay journal upon mounting, you have to run fsck.jfs to do that. I added hacks to my rc.local, but that doesn't help anyone else.
I have the exact same problem (also had it with FC2). It would be nice if other filesystems then ext3 are automatically checked as well. But even ext3 checking probably needs some works, 8 out of 10 times it ends up with saying (something like) "an error occurred checking the drive..please do it again manually". This is mostly a bogus error, checking manually doesn't reveal any other errors. Not really rock solid...
Jurgen
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, Jurgen Kramer wrote:
On Mon, 2004-11-29 at 11:28 -0500, Noah Silva [Mailing list] wrote:
I have several large JFS partitions andon every fecdora (and in rawhide now) there is an issue that if the machien is uncleanly shut down, I have to mount the drives manually at boot-up.
To be clear:
JFS doesn't auto-replay journal upon mounting, you have to run fsck.jfs to do that. I added hacks to my rc.local, but that doesn't help anyone else.
I have the exact same problem (also had it with FC2). It would be nice if other filesystems then ext3 are automatically checked as well. But even ext3 checking probably needs some works, 8 out of 10 times it ends up with saying (something like) "an error occurred checking the drive..please do it again manually". This is mostly a bogus error, checking manually doesn't reveal any other errors. Not really rock solid...
Interestingly, I havn't seen this happen, but then again, I only use ext3 for root and boot partitions.
Jurgen
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