ext3 will reply the root file systems journal on boot when the kernel
mounts root. other ext3 partitions will have their journals replayed
when they are mounted.
also, btw, I use RedHat 7.2 and fsck does not run if I don't hit Y. It
is there for pedants or seriously screwed disks -- the journal replay
should be sufficient.
Robert Love
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