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> From: David Miller [mailto:david3d at gmail.com] > > Yeah Fedora's problem was that there isn't a fsck utility.? Which is kind of odd > b/c with a COW fully check summed file system that stores data in multiple > places for redundancy the actual use case for a fsck utility doesn't seem to be > there.? FWIW, there is no fsck in ZFS either. They figure it's unnecessary, and it's very rare anyone needs/wants such a thing. The world moves on... Both zfs & btrfs have scrub (or scan). Have for a long time.
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