mount count

[Jerry Feldman]

This is a good thing. The system maintains a count of how many times a 
volume has been mounted. When that count exceeds some limit, fsck is 
forced to run on that volume. It's kind of a pain when you are in a hurry, but 
it is a good sanity check. 

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On 31 Jul 99, at 10:14, owner-discuss at Blu.Org <owner-discuss at Blu.Org> wrote:

> Could someone explain "dev/hda2 has reached maximum mount count, check
> forced" ? Is this good or bad and what should be done about it ? thanks,
> Bob Wilson
> 
> 


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