# touch /forcefsck
Now reboot the machine and when it comes up, fsck will be forced.
# reboot
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4 comments:
Thanks for this post, I was looking how to force a check disk on reboot and this help me!
Where do you create the file ?? root..boot..home??
on root /
touch /forcefsck
Thanks...handy tip!
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