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> If you kill -9 the fsck “For science,” right? I mean why would you do that? If you did that on Linux, would things really be better?
by marmaduke 6y ago
> If you kill -9 the fsck
“For science,” right? I mean why would you do that? If you did that on Linux, would things really be better?
- kuschku 6y agoOn Linux you'd be able to just right-click on the drive in GParted/KPartMan and run fsck again
- swiley 6y agoRegardless of being able to run fsck again, killing it that way on a non journaling filesystem is a great way to lose data.
- throwaway2048 6y agoit can get stuck and not do anything no matter how long you leave it.