title: How to auto-respond to fsck prompt at boot
body: <p>I have an ubuntu server (11.10) on a single-board computer that occasionally is subject to being powered down unexpectedly.  When it is booted afterward, fsck prompts the user to hit 'f' to check the drive.  Because this server does not normally have a monitor and keyboard connected, and the only way to normally access it is through SSH, this is very inconvenient.  </p>
  
  <p>Is there a way of guaranteeing that on boot any required fsck check can be done without user input?  Basically, I want it to always run 'fsck -y' on boot (when problems are detected), rather than prompting the user for input.</p>
  
  <p>Thanks!</p>