The command used to alter the maximum mount count so an ext3 filesystem isn't checked every 20 mounts by default is "tune2fs".
A filesystem is a hierarchical structure that is used to store and organize data on a computer. It provides a way to store and access data, as well as control how that data is accessed and managed. A typical filesystem is composed of files, directories, and permissions. Files are the actual data stored on the filesystem, while directories provide an organizational structure to the data. Permissions provide an additional layer of control over what data can be accessed by certain users. Filesystems are used by operating systems to store and manage data across multiple applications, allowing users to access and manipulate the data in an organized way.
The "-c" option can be used to set the maximum mount count. For example, to set the maximum mount count to 50, the command would be: "tune2fs -c 50 /dev/[device]".
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