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minus-squaretomkatt@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up0·28 days agoIt’s only needed is the OS isn’t booting. Running a repair every boot is not needed.
minus-squareMoshpirit@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up1·27 days agoWhy not adding some conditional to enable it? Like fsck.rescue = $grub-error. If grub-error = yes, then fsck.rescue = yes too and then try again. If keeps failing then show the message. Otherwise it keeps being no and boot as usual.
Why isnt it default?
It’s only needed is the OS isn’t booting. Running a repair every boot is not needed.
Why not adding some conditional to enable it? Like fsck.rescue = $grub-error. If grub-error = yes, then fsck.rescue = yes too and then try again. If keeps failing then show the message. Otherwise it keeps being no and boot as usual.