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On my 32 bit Arch linux, whenever my laptop crashed, it automatically fsck harddrives. It was like that rom beginning, i do not remember setting up anything for it.
After i installed 64 bit Arch, it stopped doing that. Now i have to wait untill it unsuccesfully tries to run X and gnome, then login, manually fsck and reboot.
So my question is, How to make Arch automatically fsck on reboot after crash ?
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not sure if it helps, im not the most knowledgable here, but theres something about that in teh fstab article here http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fstab
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ssl6: That was it! Thanks. For some reason my fstab file was broken.
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After a bad crash I boot to a Ubuntu Live CD (very handy ) and manually force a check of every partition. At boot the journal for my XFS is played back silently but never checked. I probably don't need to manually check but I like to make sure and I don't have a crash that often!
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but would it automatically fsck after a crash? I dont see any such setting in FSTAB
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it's the last column in fstab. You can specify at what round of fsck'ing the fs get checked.
root /dev/sda3 ext3 defaults,noatime 0 1 # gets checked first
boot /dev/sda1 ext2 defaults,noatime 0 2 # get checked after round one (in this case only root) finishes
home /dev/sda4 ext3 defaults,noatime 0 2 # runs at the same time as the boot-partition check
swap none swap defaults 0 0 # this one doesn't get a check
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