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Hopefully it covers the weird questions about inodes and links the kernel asks you when doing a dirty reboot after a crash (OpenBSD does not have a journaling f
by fsckwtfsck 4y ago
Hopefully it covers the weird questions about inodes and links the kernel asks you when doing a dirty reboot after a crash (OpenBSD does not have a journaling file system, so you better get ready for those questions asking if inode 1823791277 in /var does this or that, or perhaps just press 'y' repeatedly and pray).
It's perhaps a positive point if you're a boomer and miss the excitement of 1980s UNIX.
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- Koshkin 4y agoHow frequent are crashes though? I would think, more often the user could just accidentally pull the power plug without a proper shutdown.