fsck want's to check one of my raid-5 partitions - how do i stop it?
David Vincent
dvincent at sleepdeprived.ca
Thu May 1 03:21:18 UTC 2008
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hi list.
here's the setup. i recently had one drive in my raid-5 die. it has
been replaced and the array rebuilt, i can boot into ubuntu and
everything seems fine.
now the problem - somewhere along the line ubuntu decided it needed to
run fsck on /dev/sdc1 and now it won't let it go. since that partition
becomes part of the raid-5 during the boot process before the fsck is
run, fsck can't touch it andthen drops me to a maintenance prompt. i
can exit that prompt and get into ubuntu no problem.
mdadm says my array is clean.
how do i stop ubuntu from wanting to fsck /dev/sdc1?
there is no entry in /etc/fstab for /dev/sdc1 since it is part of the
raid array so i can't turn off the autocheck there. where do i go?
thanks in advance.
- -d
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