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{{{ For 522969 - ext3 superblock in future For users in certain timezones and/or with hardware clocks ticking local time, they encounter full-blown fscks on bootup when fsck discovers that superblock timestamps are significantly different from the current time. This is a regression from F11.
The patch in question just renames an existing config variable, "buggy_init_scripts" to "accept_time_fudge" and defaults it to "1" to allow up to 24h of time difference w/o forcing a full fsck. Ubuntu has used the "buggy_init_scripts" for several releases now. The rest of the patch is comment & doc updates.
I couldn't reproduce the bug, but the new e2fsprogs works for me in the same situation (no forced fsck). +1
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<Oxf13> I thought I tagged it, somehow it didn't get tagged?
Tagged for good now.
Metadata Update from @sandeen: - Issue set to the milestone: Fedora 12 Final
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