THANK YOU! Setting that flag file did the trick to allow me to fsck p2.
I assume I did this right in that you have to set this flag, store the flag file in /opt/.filetool.lst and then make a new backup and only after reboot does the boot process then copy fs as such and this allows you to umount it?
That is what I did and seemed to work even though from what I understand I have persistent /opt/ and /home/xxx.
My question now would be, what is the difference between keeping a system like this by default? Besides using more RAM I guess? What are the ups or downs of setting this flag? Sorry for my ignorance, but never used this flag before and maybe just maybe it will help with the case where my p2 gets corrupt?
Thank you so much.