Power outage now my server asks for fck, what to do?

Liam Proven lproven at gmail.com
Thu Jan 7 17:46:08 UTC 2021


On Wed, 6 Jan 2021 at 13:42, Gilles Gravier <ggravier at fsfe.org> wrote:
>
> I would seriously disagree if you did, Liam. :) I've been programming in
> Assembly (6800, 68k, z80, NSC800, 6502) since the 1980s, on mainframes
> in FORTRAN and ADA in the 1990s on VAX 8600 and SPERRY 1100 , in C, C++
> and Java (I was a betatester for the first ever Java programming course
> when I was at Sun Microsystems in 1995)... I might total more computing
> experience than quite a few added up here. :)

Blimey. Well, I started in the early '80s too, but I never got as far
as assembly. I just bought an Archimedes so I could run BASIC at the
speed of assembly code on an 8-bit. ;-)

Recently trying to resurrect my ancient Pascal knowledge...

> That is why I use Ubuntu on some machines, Windows on others, and
> whatever actually makes the most sense on the platform and for the job
> at hand...

Fair. My home desktop is an iMac, partly because I like macOS, and
partly because I can use my own choice of keyboard and mouse on a
desktop. I dislike modern Apple ones. So my laptops are pre-chiclet
Thinkpads, with Ubuntu, and my work machines are Dells. Windows is for
reflashing firmware, mostly.

> I've had my share of having to fsck (and fsck -y) Unix disks... before
> Linux was born.

:-) Oh, me too...

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