Try to fsck harder
This will potentially leave stuff in lost+found but may be able to
recover from more filesystem corruption.
See
@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ depend()
do_fsck()
{
+ # preen
/sbin/e2fsck -p $*
EXIT_CODE=$?
# exit code 1 is errors corrected
@@ -14,7 +15,17 @@ do_fsck()
# exit code 2 or 3 means need to reboot
[ "${EXIT_CODE}" -eq 2 -o "${EXIT_CODE}" -eq 3 ] && /sbin/reboot
# exit code 4 or over is fatal
+ [ "${EXIT_CODE}" -lt 4 ] && return "${EXIT_CODE}"
+
+ # try harder
+ /sbin/e2fsck -y $*
+ # exit code 1 is errors corrected
+ [ "${EXIT_CODE}" -eq 1 ] && EXIT_CODE=0
+ # exit code 2 or 3 means need to reboot
+ [ "${EXIT_CODE}" -eq 2 -o "${EXIT_CODE}" -eq 3 ] && /sbin/reboot
+ # exit code 4 or over is fatal
[ "${EXIT_CODE}" -ge 4 ] && printf "Filesystem unrecoverably corrupted, will reformat\n"
+
return "${EXIT_CODE}"
}
