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20-Dec-1999, 02:19 PM #1
What does "FSCK" mean?
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20-Dec-1999, 03:14 PM #2
Well, if you're already running Linux, you can do a "man fsck" (no quotes) and get a whole bunch of information. Actually you can do a man for just about everything...

In case you're not running linux (yet, but we all know you will be soon ) you can go to linuxdoc.org and look up all the man pages, howtos, etc. Here's a link to the fsck man page

By the way, it checks and repairs a Linux filesystem, a la Scandisk or Norton Speedisk.

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21-Dec-1999, 11:06 AM #3
Ah. Thanks.
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