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[markgray@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Mark Gray)]

EGRETLURES@xxxxxxxxxxx (EGRET Lures) writes:

> 
> 
> I have 5.3 on the second hard drive. Hdb1 is the small boot sector, hdb2 is
> a 130k swap, and hdb3 is a single partition (balance of the 5gb). I am
> booting back and forth frequently between Win and Linux and every so often I
> get "maximal mount count" for hdd1 and hdd3 with the system staying on disk
> for an extended period of time. I am preparing to reformat the disk into
> separate partitions and would like to know exactly what is causing the mount
> count message and how to avoid it after the new install.
> 
> TIA      Henry

man tune2fs -- in particular:

OPTIONS
       -c max-mount-counts
              adjust   the   maximal  mounts  count  between  two
              filesystem checks.

hope this helps.
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