How can we restart the Linux server with fsck option via command line?

Question added by Sajjad Haider Abbasi , Manager – IP Core Networks , Satcomm (Pvt) Ltd.
Date Posted: 2014/01/14

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by Mahmoud Mamdouh , Linux System Administrator (Remote position) , 2X4.ru

#touch /forcefsck

#reboot

by Mohamed Zohny , Red hat Architect/Trainer , ValueSYS for Information Technology

Just edit the /etc/fstab and make sure the last column for a specific file system is "2" like the below line:

/dev/sda20 /data ext3 defaults02Then reboot with the command:# reboot

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