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Old 01-13-2011
Power running fsck on aix in startup

Hi,

I would like to know in which file I can get the option of enabling/disabling of running fsck on particular file system.

As I know in /etc/filesystems these parameter should be there just like in Linux /etc/fstab

I have created file system aix test but unable to find the option of running fsck on jfs2 file system in startup

below are parameters which I have seen in /etc/filesystems after creating new file systems.

/test:

dev = /dev/data_lv

vfs = jfs2

log = /dev/loglv00

mount = true

options = rw

account = false


Please suggest

Regards

Manoj
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Old 01-13-2011
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