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Jun
Posted by Derek@TheDailyLinux in Tips and Tricks » Add Comment » 

Prevent Time-Based ‘fsck’ Checks on Root Partition with ‘tune2fs’

In an embedded system without a battery backed real time clock (RTC), a time-based ‘fsck’ check can be quite annoying. To disable the time-based check, use the tune2fs command on the drive containing the root partition like so:

tune2fs -i 0 /dev/<device node>

There’s more information here at this link for those of you interested:
http://serverfault.com/questions/28343/will-my-system-fsck-when-i-reboot

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