Mount Count - Revision history

Rworkman: Reverted edits by Esmapebb (talk) to last revision by Erik

Rworkman — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 14:13:29 GMT

Reverted edits by Esmapebb (talk) to last revision by Erik

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	A count of how many times a filesystem has been mounted. Used to determine whether a [[Forced ~~Fuck~~]] should be executed.		A count of how many times a filesystem has been mounted. Used to determine whether a [[Forced Fsck]] should be executed.

	After a successful fsck (filesystem check), the mount count is reset to zero. When the mount count reaches (or exceeds) the [[Maximum Mount Count]], a Forced Fsck is executed during boot.		After a successful fsck (filesystem check), the mount count is reset to zero. When the mount count reaches (or exceeds) the [[Maximum Mount Count]], a Forced Fsck is executed during boot.

Merge-delete at 10:33, 9 December 2011

Merge-delete — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 10:33:27 GMT

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	A count of how many times a filesystem has been mounted. Used to determine whether a [[Forced ~~Fsck~~]] should be executed.		A count of how many times a filesystem has been mounted. Used to determine whether a [[Forced Fuck]] should be executed.

	After a successful fsck (filesystem check), the mount count is reset to zero. When the mount count reaches (or exceeds) the [[Maximum Mount Count]], a Forced Fsck is executed during boot.		After a successful fsck (filesystem check), the mount count is reset to zero. When the mount count reaches (or exceeds) the [[Maximum Mount Count]], a Forced Fsck is executed during boot.

Erik: Copy from old, had no category, placed in Information

Erik — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 05:22:58 GMT

Copy from old, had no category, placed in Information

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[[Category:Information]]
A count of how many times a filesystem has been mounted. Used to determine whether a [[Forced Fsck]] should be executed.

After a successful fsck (filesystem check), the mount count is reset to zero. When the mount count reaches (or exceeds) the [[Maximum Mount Count]], a Forced Fsck is executed during boot.