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I have a NTFS Partition that I want to be mounted on every startup. Currently Kubuntu tells me on every startup There have been errors checking the filesystem
and then stops the boot process until I told it to ingore or skip or manually recover from the errors. If I press skip the partition gets mounted and everything seems to work fine.



If I mount that same partition with sudo mount /media/Windows_Data after startup I get no errors whatsoever.



The corresponding part of the fstab file:



UUID=F444E6DC44E6A09A   /media/Windows_Data     ntfs    defaults,users,auto     0       2


This is what /var/log/boot.log has to say to this:



/boot.log:mountall: fsck /media/Windows_Data [424] brach mit dem Status 8 ab
/boot.log:mountall: Nicht behebbarer fsck-Fehler: /media/Windows_Data
/boot.log:Fehler auf /media/Windows_Data werden auf Anfrage des Benutzers ignoriert


Unfortunately thats in german so I will try to translate that



/boot.log:mountall: fsck /media/Windows_Data [424] stopped with status 8
/boot.log:mountall: Not recoverable fsck-Error: /media/Windows_Data
/boot.log:Errors on /media/Windows_Data will be ignored due to user request.


Any ideas what I can try to get this error fixed?


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Updating to Ubuntu 12.04 seems to have fixed this.



The boot process doesn't get interrupted by mount errors any more and the partition is mounted after login and seems to work fine.



There seem to be no errors concerning this partition in /var/log/ as well.


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