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- What is the difference between fsck and e2fsck? - Super User
fsck is just the original name When they came out with new file systems they would need a specific tool for each one, efsck for ext, e2fsck for ext2, dosfsck, fsckvfat So they made fsck the front end that just calls whichever is the appropriate tool
- linux - fsck: Options for most thorough disk check - Super User
First off, you're right about running fsck on the partition - fsck only works on filesystems, not entire disks You can get a list of all partitions on the disk with fdisk -l dev sdd You're filesystem type is probably ext3 (the default in most Linux distros), which means it will usually pass an fsck as long its journal is clean fsck -f will, as mentioned above, force a full check However
- Fix corrupted SD card filesystem using fsck - Super User
I'm trying to fix a corrupted sdcard vfat filesystem (used in an Android device) using fsck The sdcard just stopped working one day (the file browser doesn't show it and it's not visible in Android settings), I tried re-inserting it
- boot - How to check root partition with fsck? - Super User
I installed Linux Mint 12 KDE, and I would like to check the root partition for any errors How do I check the root partition with fsck at boot time?
- fsck an ntfs drive in Linux - Super User
Although as noted in the man page for ntfsfix fsck ntfs, it is not a Linux version of chkdsk and only checks for certain kinds of obvious problems on the disk
- Newest fsck Questions - Super User
The system utility fsck (from "file system check" or "file system consistency check") is a tool used to check the consistency of a file system in Unix and clones
- fsck : more filesystems detected. This should not happen
fsck ext4 is a tool to check EXT4 file systems for errors that occur during faulty "normal" use, e g power failures or kernel panics that leave data partially written
- How to run fsck on an external drive with OS X? - Super User
In order to run fsck on an external drive, you first need to find out the identifier of the drive Run diskutil list and check the name of the volume listed under IDENTIFIER – it'll be something like disk3s4, for example Use that name to run fsck You can also pass the -f option to force checking a clean filesystem sudo fsck dev disk3s4 fsck has shorthands for diverse file system types
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