How can e2fsck repair partitions non-interactively?
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You can use the -y option with e2fsck to fix or repair a system partition without asking each time to fix the inode:
e2fsck -y /dev/hda1
Where hda1 is the partition you would like to repair. hda1 is being used as an example in this article. You can use fdisk -l to obtain a list of your partitions
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