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10-25-2004 12:44 AM
10-25-2004 12:44 AM
Hi,
I want to retrieve data on an old mirrored disk but fsck returns a failure on super-block for one of the logical volume(/dev/vg03/lvol3).
Can I bypass this superblock failure without erasing all data on this disk ?
Thanks,
Olivier
I want to retrieve data on an old mirrored disk but fsck returns a failure on super-block for one of the logical volume(/dev/vg03/lvol3).
Can I bypass this superblock failure without erasing all data on this disk ?
Thanks,
Olivier
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10-25-2004 12:51 AM
10-25-2004 12:51 AM
Re: how to bypass super block failure
fsck -F -o full dev/vg03/lvol3
If that does not work there really is little hope of recovering the data.
SEP
If that does not work there really is little hope of recovering the data.
SEP
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10-25-2004 02:39 AM
10-25-2004 02:39 AM
Re: how to bypass super block failure
Hi,
if it's a hfs FS you could specify an alternate super-block using "-b" option (normally 16)
You can look for alternate super-blocks in /var/adm/sbtab
See fsck_hfs for more details
Regards
Franky
if it's a hfs FS you could specify an alternate super-block using "-b" option (normally 16)
You can look for alternate super-blocks in /var/adm/sbtab
See fsck_hfs for more details
Regards
Franky
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10-25-2004 05:21 AM
10-25-2004 05:21 AM
Solution
If it is a HFS filesystem you can mention the alternate superblock number using the -b option. But I seriously doubt if you stil use HFS filesystem :-)
With JFS, you will have to fun a FULL check on the FS and hope it fixes the problem
# fsck -F vxfs -o full -y /dev/vg03/rlvol3
If this doesnt help, only fsdb experts can help ! :-)
With JFS, you will have to fun a FULL check on the FS and hope it fixes the problem
# fsck -F vxfs -o full -y /dev/vg03/rlvol3
If this doesnt help, only fsdb experts can help ! :-)
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