Hello!

> I seem to remember a warning somewhere, that fsck will choke and die on
> trying to fix certain problems if it doesn't have any swap space.  That
> would normally be the case when it's started by "rc." Perhaps you could
> try `swapctl -A ; fsck -p' from single user mode.

I had time to try this out. The swap partition was already added at that
point, swapctl -l listed it properly, so this did not help me :-(

My problem with fsck still remains, I was not able to get the fs clean
yet. Maybe I should send-pr it.

Greets
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