At least on Bookworm, the kernel command line includes
which means that normally the root partition is checked upon every reboot. You can force a fsck upon reboot using :
Running fsck on a live system is complex. The partition must be mounted read-only and this is not straightforward to accomplish with a live system. These are too deep waters for me and I refrain from any further comments.
Code:
... fsck.repair=yes ...Code:
sudo touch /forcefsckStatistics: Posted by glykos — Sun May 19, 2024 6:26 pm
