Checking file systems uncorrectly unmounted is necessary. No way to turn around.
But my idea was to have displayed during system startup that a given file system
reached mount count and would need to be verified. Then I would verify it
after the demo, or during night batch procedures.
Frank Butter wrote:
> On 30-Jun-99 Eduardo Soriano wrote:
> > That's sounds good for a system used as a server, but for a laptop used for
> > demonstrations
> > it is quite hard to have to wait for several minutes with the customer in
> > front of me waiting for a complete file system check, avoiding remarks like:
>
> cause it seems to fit to the raised issue:
> is it actually possible power off to a suspend mode like they do
> with windoze with beeing back immediately?
> I could imagine several problems in a unix with that
> and reasons why not, but maybe someone found a way?
>
> frank
>
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