How to read result of bootup fsck

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During system boot an fsck is performed. The result can be seen on the screen, but is the same result commited to a logfile anywhere?
 
I would like my running application determine the file-system health. Ideally this would be done by performing an fsck from the application. However, the root file-system cannot be checked in this way as it is mounted. Hence, as an alternative, I thought it might be possible to read the status of the file-system as determined during the boot sequence.
 
If anyone knows how to do this, or has any better ideas then please let me know.
 
Thanks,
Richard.


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Richard Conway (richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)


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