In message <199511101558.KAA08196@Collatz.McRCIM.McGill.EDU>, der Mouse writes:
>If the NetBSD clean flag were more like what I've had described to me
>under some DEC systems, where a filesystem will be cbecked every so
>often even when marked clean, I might relent...("so often" being
>passage of time, mount count, operation count, whatever, and must be
>tunable per-filesystem).

This is true of Linux/ext2fs' fsck, though I believe it's hard coded
against mount count.  It's quite a bit more reassuring then NetBSD or SunOS'
clean flags.

--
Jason Downs
downsj@teeny.org  --> teeny.org: Free Software for a Free Internet <--