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fsck -y $BOOT2DOCKER_DATA
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Hmm, this seems like a good idea, but my concern is that for larger disks it could take a really, really long time, and your VM is just inexplicably inaccessible until it finishes. 😞 |
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Or we can do some tricky code, eg: cp /var/lib/boot2docker/bootsync.sh to /tmp before run, then we can mount and fsck disk ,remount ... |
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we found filesystem error on some boot2docker vms (on esxi)
when boot2docker is up, cannot umount the boot2docker-data device
if would be great for check and fix the issue on boot:)