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Currently, the root filesystem (/) is automatically mounted before init is run. This is problematic because it means we cannot run fsck from init in case the file system is not clean. Instead, it should only load the init file and necessary support stuff and let init try to handle the mount.
This is not currently possible because the ext2 code expects the file sytem to always be mounted first.
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Currently, the root filesystem (/) is automatically mounted before init is run. This is problematic because it means we cannot run fsck from init in case the file system is not clean. Instead, it should only load the init file and necessary support stuff and let init try to handle the mount.
This is not currently possible because the ext2 code expects the file sytem to always be mounted first.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: