controlling on-boot fsck on improperly unmounted partitions

[Willy K. Hamra]

hi, it is very frequent that i might lose power, accidentally do
something wrong, well... crap happens and my kubuntu session doesn't get
properly shut down.
upon boot, fsck detects this, detects the weird errors, i get dropped to
a maintenance shell asking me to run fsck manually with no -a or -p options.
naturally, i am not going to run "fsck /dev/sdc1" and go through all the
choices which i really have no control on anyways. a corrupted file is
corupted, a repairable file is repairable. so i do "fsck /dev/sdc1 -y",
to let it answer yes on all questions to be asked.
is there anyway to let fsck do this automatically? i mean other than
running fsck on the disk, what else the user would do? so it's pointless
to drop me to such a shell.
the other thing is, this is not very user-friendly. i can't imagine
unexperienced users running a manual fsck, or worse, answering the
million questions fsck is going to ask.
-- 
Willy K. Hamra
Manager of Hamra Information Systems
Co. Manager of Zeina Computer & Billy Net

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