Hi, Thanks for the clarification. Also I was wondering if there was any reason why Arch doesn't have the rc-local.service in systemd by default. There was some stuff I ran in rc.local (reducing brightness, proxy authentication) but it seems there is no rc-local service in systemd. I am working on copying content from fedoras rc-local.service and trying to get it to work on my laptop. -aurko On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 3:46 PM, Tom Gundersen <teg@jklm.no> wrote:
On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 12:10 PM, Aurko Roy <roy.aurko@gmail.com> wrote:
You're right, on digging deeper (logs) I found that the fsck had failed earlier as well but I never noticed it as the boot process wasn't interrupted. I didn't face it again after setting passno. to 0. I had heard about btrfs being released without a proper fsck in place but I thought that was long ago and that btrfsck was ready for general use.
I have been using btrfs as my rootfs on all my machines for a couple of years and never seen a corruption that required fsck, so I don't know how well (or not) btrfsck actually works. I would assume it would not be too bad, as it is shipped by at least Oracle. The problem though is that it does not implement the correct API for integration with regular fsck, so it can only be called manually and not automatically on boot.
-t