[LI] Re: (LI) HELP: /dev/hda5 has reached maximal mount count - c

["Rajiv Gangadharan" <Rajiv.Gangadharan@xxxxxxxxxx>]

       I think there is some file where this count can be altered.
       Probably some file in rc.d.
       I am not sure. I came accross it some where.
                                          Rajiv



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             01/01/2000 04:33 AM CST

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       cc:    (bcc: Rajiv Gangadharan/IN/ALLTELCORP)

       Subject:  Re: (LI) HELP: /dev/hda5 has reached maximal mount
             count - c


       Hi Suresh,
       Now I am convinced you haven't read the list archive . ;-)
       This one was already discussed on the list. Anyway a rehash ;-)
       This is nothing to worry about ! Once your / partition is
       mounted
       a certain n number of times, then an fsck is initiated
       automatically !
       Just something like a periodic check  of your hard disk.
       HTH
            Khader

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       Syed Khader Vali                  Debian 2.2.1 ( potato )
       skhader@xxxxxxxxxx             Kernel 2.3.35
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       Suresh Ramasubramanian <r.suresh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> on 01/01/2000
       03:42:36 PM
       Hassle - When I boot to linux, once in a while I get the msg
       /dev/hda5 (my
       linux native partition) has reached maximal mount count and
       forces a check
       before booting normally.  I had not mounted any cd roms / other
       partitions
       at all before my last shutdown.


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