10 Aug
2000
10 Aug
'00
8:30 a.m.
How can we be shure that the file system will not get corrupted so that Linux wont boot ? Lets say the file allocation table gets screwed up e.g.
I think I saw something about swapping back and forth between several partitions in the start up msgs from the kernel and one of the partitions were always write protected.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Marius Hauki