I want to run a chkfsys during the boot to check my drive and repair any
problems. I have it currently in /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit but after it runs an
unmatched/mismatched if error pops up and I’m thrown into the text terminal.
I then have to manually set the TERM variable, edit the rc.sysinit file,
comment it back out, and reboot.
I run the following command:
chkfsys -P /
If I comment out the chkfsys, the boot works fine.
Any ideas?
Jim
P.S. I miss QNX 2 and 4. 
Well I finally found out how to do this by reading the QDN developer
articles. It sure does seem like a ton of work just to do a chkfsys.
So, I’m making a suggestion. Could you either add a flag to the diskboot
utility to signal that you want a chkfsys run on the / partition or add
something in diskboot that would check for a file name like “runchkfsys” in
the /etc/system/config dir like you do for the starting Photon?
I really don’t want to make a buildfile just to do a chkfsys.
Thanks,
Jim
“Jim Lambert” <jlambert@futurex.com> wrote in message
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I want to run a chkfsys during the boot to check my drive and repair any
problems. I have it currently in /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit but after it runs
an
unmatched/mismatched if error pops up and I’m thrown into the text
terminal.
I then have to manually set the TERM variable, edit the rc.sysinit file,
comment it back out, and reboot.I run the following command:
chkfsys -P /
If I comment out the chkfsys, the boot works fine.
Any ideas?
Jim
P.S. I miss QNX 2 and 4. >