Hello all, I've recently noticed (maybe within the last week or so) that I've been getting the following message during my laptop's boot-up process:

/dev/sda1: Superblock last write time is in the future. FIXED.

Now, it doesn't bother me that the message appeared. What bothers me is that the word "FIXED" appears and then the next time I boot up, I see the same message again.

I tried Googling the phrase, but came up empty. Also, no additional info is being logged to the debug, messages, or syslog files.

I'm running Slack-current on a 2.6.17.4 kernel. Other than this message during boot-up, Slack is running perfectly fine. Except in cases of lock-up, I always go through the shutdown process.

Any thoughts?

I've noticed the same message recently. I'm running slack-current with frg-current.

Anyone else?