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тАО06-17-2002 11:42 AM
тАО06-17-2002 11:42 AM
fsck on removable optical disk?
We have an optical jukebox with autochanger C1160M. I have used it to
format multiple optical disks and mount them, and access them by
/etc/mount /dev/ac/c0t6d0_1a /tmp_mnt/opt1a
for each disk.
For one of the disk, I have this problem,
mount /dev/ac/c0t6d0_12a /tmn_mnt/opt12a
mount: /dev/ac/c0t6d0_12a needs to be fsck'ed before mounting,
mount: warning: if device /dev/ac/c0t6d0_12a is mounted to another
system, then do not run fsck.
However, I can not do fsck because this disk is unmounted. And what
should I do about this disk, the other side 12b is mountable. Should I
reformat the 12a side? or use a new optical disk?
We have 9000/800/L2000-44. using HP-UX 11.0.
Marjorie Liu
format multiple optical disks and mount them, and access them by
/etc/mount /dev/ac/c0t6d0_1a /tmp_mnt/opt1a
for each disk.
For one of the disk, I have this problem,
mount /dev/ac/c0t6d0_12a /tmn_mnt/opt12a
mount: /dev/ac/c0t6d0_12a needs to be fsck'ed before mounting,
mount: warning: if device /dev/ac/c0t6d0_12a is mounted to another
system, then do not run fsck.
However, I can not do fsck because this disk is unmounted. And what
should I do about this disk, the other side 12b is mountable. Should I
reformat the 12a side? or use a new optical disk?
We have 9000/800/L2000-44. using HP-UX 11.0.
Marjorie Liu
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тАО06-17-2002 12:16 PM
тАО06-17-2002 12:16 PM
Re: fsck on removable optical disk?
You typically run fsck on unmounted disks.
Try 'fsck /dev/rac/c0t6d0_12a' - not sure about the exact details on the command line.
Note the difference of /dev/rac vs. /dev/ac - this is the raw device which is typically used for operations like fsck.
Try 'fsck /dev/rac/c0t6d0_12a' - not sure about the exact details on the command line.
Note the difference of /dev/rac vs. /dev/ac - this is the raw device which is typically used for operations like fsck.
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тАО06-17-2002 01:18 PM
тАО06-17-2002 01:18 PM
Re: fsck on removable optical disk?
Yep!
It worked.
I use
fsck -F hfs /dev/rac/c0t6d0_12a
It marked the file system clean, now I can mount it now.
Thanks.
Marjorie Liu
It worked.
I use
fsck -F hfs /dev/rac/c0t6d0_12a
It marked the file system clean, now I can mount it now.
Thanks.
Marjorie Liu
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