On Sun, 14 Jan 2007 17:30:14 -0700, Andy Willis wrote:

>JFS.ifs needs to be before HPFS.ifs for the Locked file utility to run 
>successfully.

Andy:

OK, I wondered why it was necessary for jfs to be first.  However,
after a crash, the autochk of jfs doesn't always work because hpfs
is dirty.  By placing hpfs first then the jfs autochk proceeds when
it is loaded.

If I do it the other way around (the correct way), then I have to
restart after the first boot in order to run the autochk of jfs.

Is there a better alternative to this?

Jon



 
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