Hello --

After a hard lock-up and subsequent reset, my ext3 partitions will automatically
recover the journal and clean the filesystem, during start-up. They are then
automatically mounted as normal.

However my JFS partitions do not exhibit this behaviour. They require
me to wait until the system has started up, then run "fsck -t jfs /dev/sda1"
for example, and then manually mount the filesystem.

I have downloaded the latest JFS tools, and copied them to /sbin. How do I get them
to be called automatically?

Thanks for any help,

Rohan Beckles
rohan.beckles@virgin.net
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Abit VP6
2x Intel Pentium III @ 1.0GHz
1GB Crucial SDRAM
Seagate Barracuda 20.4GB
Hercules 3D Prophet II GTS Pro 64MB
NetGear FA310TX
RedHat Linux 8.0, "Plain Jane" kernel 2.4.23


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