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Subject: Re: "Clean flag is wrong" with fsck
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Thank you for all your answers.

But, can you explain why there is a 'fsck -n' in the script /etc/daily ?
When it's run , filesystems are mounted, and i get the "Clean flag wrong"
message every day in my mailbox !

        Eric Berenguier


>    when i use the command fsck i get the following message:
>
>CLEAN FLAG IS WRONG IN SUPERBLOCK
....