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I am getting fsck message filesystem at boot time that has gone 254 days without being checked, check forced; for ext4 filesystem but in tune4fs -l <fs> its showing 6 months ?
Actually in tune4fs -l <fs>, "Check interval" shows 6 months where the boot messages on the screen shows "has gone 254 days without being checked, check forced" after clearing the orphan inodes as the system was rebooted for fsck
I hope, you have not understood my question as I mean,
And I hope you haven't misunderstood my question when I asked when was the server last rebooted?
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Originally Posted by smilemukul
check interval in tune4fs is showing 6 months where boot messages shows 254 days for fsck ?
Yes, so you keep saying, which to me, means that your server hadn't been rebooted for 254 days, so when it WAS rebooted it was over 6 months so fsck ran.
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