21 @ June @ 2015 @ 肖恩D++

Warning “/dev/xxxx should be checked for errors” for Ubunutu

Posted on June 21st, 2015 Sean Add comments

Recently there is a warning message

*** /dev/xxxx should be checked for errors ***

1	* /dev/xxxx should be checked for errors *

shown on the screen, every time I login to the ubuntu 14.04 via putty.

It seems to be a similar bug with this

#the solution was simply run the command below in many discussions
sudo rm /var/lib/update-notifier/fsck-at-reboot

1 2	#the solution was simply run the command below in many discussions sudo rm /var/lib/update-notifier/fsck-at-reboot

but after the command was done, the file was recreated when I logged in again.

#The second solution I found was modify the file below
sudo vi /etc/default/rcS
#change the last line "#FSCKFIX=no" to be "FSCKFIX=yes", and run the command
sudo touch /forcefsck

#The second solution I found was modify the file below

sudo vi /etc/default/rcS

#change the last line "#FSCKFIX=no" to be "FSCKFIX=yes", and run the command

sudo touch /forcefsck

then reboot, but still no fix.

If you really want to get rid of this message, instead of removing the file “fsck-at-reboot” in the first solution, just remove all content inside the file, then the message will be gone.

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