Hi everybody
I have a problem with my root parition. At boot, the system try to run fsck.btrfs but it obviously doesn't find it since the correct tool name is btrfsck. So, how can I change the name of the tool in order to launch the good one, or at least how can I disable it because it increase my boot time ?
I tought about a little script called fsck.btrfs which launch btrfsck but is there any proper solution ?
Thanks for answers.
PS : Sorry if i made english mistakes, I'm french ^^
Bye.
btrfs check at boot
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Re: btrfs check at boot
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Re: btrfs check at boot
freezby,
I am brand new to Mint, but have been playing with BTRFS for awhile. BTRFSK is currently (v0.19) only for off-line use and it will not actually fix anything yet. IIRC the BTRFS wiki says DO NOT use it on a mounted file system. Heavy development continues, yada yada yada....
So, it is probably a good thing that is doesn't run. I am not sure how you are booting from BTRFS, but if it is otherwise working except for the btrfs.fsck issue I might try making a btrfs.fsck bash that essentially does nothing just so that the system won't hang.
Dana
I am brand new to Mint, but have been playing with BTRFS for awhile. BTRFSK is currently (v0.19) only for off-line use and it will not actually fix anything yet. IIRC the BTRFS wiki says DO NOT use it on a mounted file system. Heavy development continues, yada yada yada....
So, it is probably a good thing that is doesn't run. I am not sure how you are booting from BTRFS, but if it is otherwise working except for the btrfs.fsck issue I might try making a btrfs.fsck bash that essentially does nothing just so that the system won't hang.
Dana