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How to run fsck to report errors only
Posted on 2012-12-31
Hi, experts,
I want to run fsck but only report error, not change anything on a hard drive. I tried -N option, but that does not do anything at all, only says what it will check.
Thank you.
I want to run fsck but only report error, not change anything on a hard drive. I tried -N option, but that does not do anything at all, only says what it will check.
Thank you.
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