Hello,
I've got an issue with a FreeBSD 10.3. From time to time, the server's cut from power (long story short, the world's full of electrical engineers who don't know what they're doing) and I've got a drive, /dev/da1 with a partition /dev/da1p1 that's used to save pflogs. Well, at power failure, this partition gets corrupted (expected, since information's written on it all the time). When the server boots up, it sees the drive as corrupted and panics, asking me to run fsck manually on it. Is there a way to automatically set it as RO and I'll check it after the server's up?
I read the fstab manual but didn't see any remount options.
Thank you.
I've got an issue with a FreeBSD 10.3. From time to time, the server's cut from power (long story short, the world's full of electrical engineers who don't know what they're doing) and I've got a drive, /dev/da1 with a partition /dev/da1p1 that's used to save pflogs. Well, at power failure, this partition gets corrupted (expected, since information's written on it all the time). When the server boots up, it sees the drive as corrupted and panics, asking me to run fsck manually on it. Is there a way to automatically set it as RO and I'll check it after the server's up?
I read the fstab manual but didn't see any remount options.
Thank you.