John Richard Moser wrote:
Yeah, the huge TB fsck thing became a problem. I wonder still if it'd
be useful for small vfat file systems (floppies, usb drives); nobody has
led me to believe it's definitely feasible to not corrupt meta-data in
this way.
Please note that you don't *HAVE* to run fsck at every reboot. All
background fsck does is reclaim unused blocks.
-- Suleiman
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