Khimenko Victor wrote:
> 1. System crashed due software or hardware error while sutting down so
> it's marked clean but not superblocks are Ok.
> 2. There are some nasty error in ext2fs kernel code (or even more subtle
> bug in non-ext2fs kernel code: usually bug in kernel will oops and/or lock
> kernel and it should be REALLY weird bug to not crash kernel but force it
> to write wrong superblocks on disk).
>
> If you are not playing with development kernels both have near zero
> probability.
I _am_ playing with development kernels.
I have to reboot so often, and that's why I want the mount to not take
any time :-)
-- Jamie
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