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Hi,

I know it is possible, but not sure how to do it.
When power goes down and file system gets corrupted and system becomes
unbootable I need to login to the machine via console and run

fsck -y /dev/XXXXX

Any idea how to make Freebsd do that alone so it always boot, but
without paying penalty of slow reboot in case of clean shutdown and
restart ?

Thanks,

Peter