Isn't the UEFI boot partition typically FAT32? does fsck work properly on FAT32?

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Oct 17, 2024
10:56:04am

Squeegee All-American

Isn't the UEFI boot partition typically FAT32? does fsck work properly on FAT32?

I don't know the nitty-gritty of fsck, but I do know it doesn't handle all filesystems the same.

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Squeegee

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Linux gurus- how do I solve this- I’m running reboot cycles on a system to test a driver but every 5-10 cycles the

cheezedawg Properly rated

10:51am

Isn't the UEFI boot partition typically FAT32? does fsck work properly on FAT32?

Squeegee

10:56am

🤷‍♂️

cheezedawg

10:57am

sure, dosfsck from dosfstools can do it.

supertux

12:39pm

Couple thoughts:

AggieWeekendCougar

11:08am

I agree with the failing NVMe. it's the same sort of thing I was seeing.

Squeegee

11:14am

I’m gonna run smartctl on the next failure to check the nvme

cheezedawg

11:23am

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