Andrea Carotti wrote: > Hi all, > I have another question about the startup. I have enabled (TNX to > Alexander) on the startup the possibility to run without prompt the fsck > after an unclean shutdown. But sometimes I have a next message that I > would to bypass: > *** An error occurred during the file system check. > *** Dropping you to a shell; the system will reboot > *** when you leave the shell. > ...The system need maintainance...give the root password or press CTRL-D > to reboot.. > So I must press CTRL-D in order to restart the system... > There is the possibility to skip this step (CTRL-D) doing it > automatically? Many thanks to all But if you see this message, there is a serious problem! Rebooting isn't likely to help as the same message will appear again. Unfortunately I don't know of a clever script that will enter the root password and so system maintenance for you automatically! But after an unclean shutdown you shouldn't normally see this message anyway. Jonathan
