johngoodin
Newbie
I know android is based on Linux. Is there a script or tool that I can run in terminal that can change how many mounts it takes for android to check the file system at boot. Sort of like the fune2fs in Unix/Linux. I've ran Debian Linux dual boot with Windows XP before and know there is a way via a script to force a check at the very next boot. All of this was ran in the terminal app.
In Linux the default was to do a scandisk like check every 30 mounts or so. I would like to reduce this to the 15 to 20 mounts range.
In Linux the default was to do a scandisk like check every 30 mounts or so. I would like to reduce this to the 15 to 20 mounts range.