regular fsck runs are too disturbing
John Dong
john.dong at gmail.com
Wed Oct 10 20:16:05 UTC 2007
The main roadblock in my mind is that few people use LVM as the main installer
doesn't support it.
Also, I have no idea how sane this idea is in terms of the abilities of ext3.
It's an interesting solution but probably too insane to ship in a distro.
Something like autofsck is easier/less risky to implement. Since ext3 has a
fsck-on-boot-if-dirty flag, we also have to deal with some sort of usplash
hook for fscking during bootup too.
On Wed, Oct 10, 2007 at 03:49:45PM -0400, Bryan Haskins wrote:
> Honestly it is a tad complex but it is REALLY a cool idea.
>
> We should write up a formal spec and see where it goes, still needs some
> development, but it's really promising In my opinion.
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