<html><body> Good morning; We have a critical Oracle application running on a two node Red Hat clustered environment. (RHEL5u5) Red Hat clustering has worked extremely well for us; we have achieved better performance and improved reliability at a substantial reduced cost. The issue is that when the system reboots, it takes over an hour to perform an “fsck” on a 1.8T gfs file-system. We cannot afford this down-time. Is the “fsck” at boot time required on a gfs file-system? Have a great day!</body></html>