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All I see is logs for pre-boot fsck, but not forced fsck via the fsck option in the recovery menu.

This is not a duplicate of Where are fsck results logged at boot time, after /forcefsck?. It mentions pre-boot fsck, not this situation where I go into recovery mode to initiate a fsck manually. I use Ubuntu GNOME 16.04, so any solutions that apply to upstart won't help either.

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There won't be any, if there is filesystem damage at boot, there won't be any filesystem mounted to write the log in yet. Writing a log can make any damage worse.

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