Rescuing Linux: Difference between revisions

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==fsck on boot==
==fsck on boot==
this doesn't happen much anymore since most everyone's running at least ext3, but ext2 required <tt>fsck</tt> on boot when not cleanly unmounted, and every so often just to make sure things hadn't shifted around.
if you don't want a filesystem to block booting under [[systemd]], use <tt>nofail</tt> in <tt>/etc/fstab</tt>.


==access sans password==
==access sans password==