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FSCK Command usage

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Hi, straight forward one....

fsck /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0 - no probs

I wish to check another drive within the system not just the mounted one is this possible?

ie I have two drives in the system - one is mounted - one is not however I wish to check the disk...

Thanks!
 
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Thanks, rdsk & dsk..... what is the difference?

Thanks
 
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Not that it is advisable under every condition, but you can have fsck loop through all devices by just running fsck w/o specifying a device; combine that with the -y flag and all devices will be fsck(d) w/o prompts.

Cheers,

Keith
keith@duffin.org
 
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/dev/rdsk is raw (unbuffered) where as /dev/dsk is buffered.

You should fsck unmounted raw devices.

Mark

 
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