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I thought the "scan and fix errors" is file-system dependent. IIRC, if you're using something ancient and dumb like FAT32, it doesn't show up, but if you use so
by fluidcruft 11y ago
I thought the "scan and fix errors" is file-system dependent. IIRC, if you're using something ancient and dumb like FAT32, it doesn't show up, but if you use something non-ancient and intelligent like NTFS it does. (I don't know how exfat is handled).
Try pulling out a mounted ext4 drive on Linux, it will also be marked dirty and request fsck.