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From: parnoux@dorsai.com (patrick arnoux)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.amiga
Subject: File system not set OK on shutdown
Message-ID: <17mTZ1w163w@dorsai.com>
Date: Wed, 03 Apr 91 04:36:11 EST
Organization: The Dorsai Diplomatic Mission

Could someone from C= please explain why a "shutdown -i0" does not
set the file system to an OK state so that on reboot the root
file system needs to be fsck'ed. The system in question is a 2000
with a GVP 030 card and SCSI controller. Doing a "shutdown -i6"
does set the file system to a clean state. What gives?. Do I
need to set anything in /etc to get -i0 to work properly?
Thanks in advance for any light you guys might shed onto this.
        Patrick Arnoux (parnoux@dorsai.com)