I have been getting some inconsistent results (e.g. cannot view log file of add-ons on desktop browser but can view them on mobile app) on my Home Assistant and so I tried fsck /dev/mmcblk0px to try and see if my SSD card is corrupted (even though it’s new) but I get the error “fsck: fsck.auto not found”.
I’m running Home Assistant on a SSD on a Raspberry Pi 5.
I tried running “fsck -a” and it just comes back without any message.
Any fsck experts out there can offer some suggestions?
If you can view log files on your phone, but not in a browser, then it is a browser issue.
Most likely it is a corrupt browser cache, so delete all caches files for HA.
On different browsers and different computers?
But I gave it a try on Safari and Chrome and deleted the cache files and it didn’t work.
Anyway, I’m more interested in finding out why I can’t get fsck to work.
HAOS is a slimmed down OS, so maybe the fsck.auto command is removed.
Fsck.auto is just a command that detects the partition type and then call the specific fsck command for that partition type.
You know you can’t run fsck on mounted file systems ? I always remove the device and run it on a Linux computer.
I unmounted it but made no difference.
In fact, when I tried to mount it after, I received an error about it not found. Had to reboot.