
In Ubuntu 9.04 i386 I have an automatic test for my internal hard-drives . How do I run such a test with an external 500 gb Sata hard-drive divided into two Partitions /dev/sdd1fat 32 /media/disk-1 size 293.19 gb other Partition /dev/sdd2 Ext3 /media/disk-2 172.5 gb -- Ron Dean 2 Shannon Place Nawton Hamilton Ph 8493904

In Ubuntu 9.04 i386 I have an automatic test for my internal hard-drives . How do I run such a test with an external 500 gb Sata hard-drive divided into two Partitions /dev/sdd1fat 32 /media/disk-1 size 293.19 gb other Partition /dev/sdd2 Ext3 /media/disk-2 172.5 gb
Unmount them first, you can't check a mounted filesystem, then run fsck In a terminal; sudo umount /dev/sdd1 /dev/sdd2 sudo fsck -a /dev/sdd1 /dev/sdd2 Although I'm not sure how it will handle the fat32 partition. I have fsck.msdos here but I may have added that as part of some msdos or FAT tools package. also note the first command is "umount" not "unmount"

Ron Dean wrote:
In Ubuntu 9.04 i386 I have an automatic test for my internal hard-drives . How do I run such a test with an external 500 gb Sata hard-drive divided into two Partitions /dev/sdd1fat 32 /media/disk-1 size 293.19 gb other Partition /dev/sdd2 Ext3 /media/disk-2 172.5 gb
-- Ron Dean 2 Shannon Place Nawton Hamilton Ph 8493904
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