Filesystem issue ?

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Hi gurus,

i am getting continous error msg on my test1 server

Sep 15 23:21:49 test1 vmunix: msgcnt 12375 vxfs: mesg 017: vx_iread - /BCV/testdb/code01_279 file system inode 1187235 marked bad incore
Sep 15 23:21:49 test1 vmunix: msgcnt 12374 vxfs: mesg 016: vx_ilisterr: vx_iread - /BCV/testdb/code01_279 file system error reading inode 1187235

i checked in /etc/fstab found the said FS not there.found in /etc/mnttab

/dev/testdb_eupoeacdvg/code01_279lv /BCV/testdb/code01_279 vxfs ro,ioerror=m
wdisable,dev=400a0001 0 0 1189889131
/dev/testdb_eupoeacdvg/ftpxfer_279lv /BCV/testdb/ftpxfer_279 vxfs ro,ioerror
=mwdisable,dev=400a0003 0 0 1189889133
or=mwdisable,dev=400a0002 0 0 1189889137
wdisable,dev=400a0004 0 0 1189889141
wdisable,dev=400b0001 0 0 1189889157
wdisable,dev=400b0002 0 0 1189889159
wdisable,dev=400b0003 0 0 1189889160
wdisable,dev=400b0004 0 0 1189889161
wdisable,dev=400b0005 0 0 1189889163



what is the reason for this error and how to proceed further ?


Warm regards

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom and Warm Regards to you,

Seem the two filesystems in question, which are both mounted read only have issues.

Possible issues:
1) Disk went bad on one sector or so.
2) corrution of fs.

I'd suggest running fsck against the filesystem and possibly using cstm,mstm or xstm to do troubleshooting diagnosis on the disks involved.

vgdisplay -v the volume group or lvdisplay -v the logical volume for more information.

SEP

[rajdev]

Hi,

If file system not in fstab, but is listed it mnttab, then may be someone would have mounted it, or you have a cluster etc....
also looks like its a BCV ( based on the name ), is it an EMC device ..../

there seems to be some problem with the disks and may be a bad block etc, you can try following before doing a full disk test ..

a) fuser on the mount point
---> see if anyone using the disk
b) umount the FS
c) Run fsck with -o full option on the FS
fsck -F vxfs -o full -y /dev/testdb_eupoeacdvg/rcode01_279lv

d) mount the FS
e) see if the error is still there
f) if is still there -- then there is a disk problem and may need replacement

you can download the vxfs 4.1 admin guide and see under section kernel messages

http://docs.hp.com/en/5991-1833/5991-1833.pdf


Regards,

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