LXer: Fsck errors in the Linux filesystem on my OpenBSD laptop NOT caused by OpenBSD
 

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been able to have OpenBSD's /etc/fstab automatically mount the ext2 filesystem on my Compaq Armada 7770dmt's hard drive with no difficulty lately, but every couple of days or so I get a message while booting OpenBSD that says the Linux filesystem is not clean and that I should run fsck on it. I then boot Puppy Linux 2.13, run e2fsck on the partition, the errors are cleared up, and all is well until a few more days pass.

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Another sad lamer who doubted OpenBSD now realizes the error of his ways ;)

Yes, Puppy is quite the POS distro. I tried it several versions earlier and it mounted every partition on my HD read/write and updated one of my filesystems! This distro is more like a virus than a LiveCD.