All right, this in nit-picky in the extreme, but:
Before 13.10, during boot (I have plymouth disabled) the boot text used to show which file systems were being checked during bootup. Someone has changed fsck to run in a non-verbose mode, so there is no longer any feedback as to what it is doing. I want to change that back, so I can see what drives are being checked. I cannot find where in the initramfs this is being run from, as there is no entry for fsck anywhere in initramfs-tools /hooks or /scripts that mentions it (other than for btrfs). Does anyone know how this gets run? I have searched through just about everything relevant to it in /etc/ and /usr/share/initramfs-tools.
Before 13.10, during boot (I have plymouth disabled) the boot text used to show which file systems were being checked during bootup. Someone has changed fsck to run in a non-verbose mode, so there is no longer any feedback as to what it is doing. I want to change that back, so I can see what drives are being checked. I cannot find where in the initramfs this is being run from, as there is no entry for fsck anywhere in initramfs-tools /hooks or /scripts that mentions it (other than for btrfs). Does anyone know how this gets run? I have searched through just about everything relevant to it in /etc/ and /usr/share/initramfs-tools.
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