Hello there.
Any ways to make the NAS automatically check file system on boot if it's dirty?
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Automatic file system check
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Re: Automatic file system check
No, but if file system is dirty after boot there are usually two reasons:
NAS was not powered off in a proper way and disky are damaged in any way.
In first case you will find an entry in system log, to prevent such issue a UPS is recommended.
This could also caused if you are running a lot of services and at least one service is not terminated in a proper way.
In second case only replacing the disk(s) will solve the issue.
Anyhow you need to find the reason why filesystem is marked dirty after boot!
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NAS was not powered off in a proper way and disky are damaged in any way.
In first case you will find an entry in system log, to prevent such issue a UPS is recommended.
This could also caused if you are running a lot of services and at least one service is not terminated in a proper way.
In second case only replacing the disk(s) will solve the issue.
Anyhow you need to find the reason why filesystem is marked dirty after boot!
Regards
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Re: Automatic file system check
Well, fs is dirty after power outage.
But why the NAS doesn't automatically check it on boot before to launch services like any Windows/Linux system does?
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But why the NAS doesn't automatically check it on boot before to launch services like any Windows/Linux system does?
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Re: Automatic file system check
Ask QNAP why they didnt add such an option to QTS.
Anyhow for some people its may be more important that services start after an outage.
During filesystem check the services are stopped.
As said before: against power outages an UPS is the outstanding solution!
If data is important using an UPS is mandatory.
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Anyhow for some people its may be more important that services start after an outage.
During filesystem check the services are stopped.
As said before: against power outages an UPS is the outstanding solution!
If data is important using an UPS is mandatory.
Regards
A raid is never a substitute for backup! Never!
Deadbolt - READ 1st post!!!
Deadbolt - information
Deadbolt - find your OP_RETURN!
VPN=VPN? No!
How to clean up your NAS after malware attack
www.raidisnotabackup.com
Deadbolt - READ 1st post!!!
Deadbolt - information
Deadbolt - find your OP_RETURN!
VPN=VPN? No!
How to clean up your NAS after malware attack
www.raidisnotabackup.com
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Re: Automatic file system check
A file system check could take many hours...probably a concern for many people if they cannot access the files for that long after bootup
So you would have threads like , "Why does QNAP need to check the FS after boot...?!?!?"
Get a UPS, check the FS once and be done with it !
So you would have threads like , "Why does QNAP need to check the FS after boot...?!?!?"
Get a UPS, check the FS once and be done with it !