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09-26-2004 07:12 PM
09-26-2004 07:12 PM
System Crash problem
"/dev/vg02/rlvolb: size = 13312, MTIME = Sep 22 07:40 2004 count 433 should be 434
/dev/vg02/rlvolb: UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCT; PLEASE RUN FSCK MANUALLY"
What should I do to recover?
Thank you all for your kind advise
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09-26-2004 08:10 PM
09-26-2004 08:10 PM
Re: System Crash problem
Have you done this ....?
unmount the filesystem on that logical volume
run fcsk /dev/vg01/lvolb
this will fix error.
Regards,
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09-26-2004 08:12 PM
09-26-2004 08:12 PM
Re: System Crash problem
Oops..... pls ignore the typo
Your logical volume is
fsck /dev/vg02/lvolb
Regards,
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09-26-2004 08:14 PM
09-26-2004 08:14 PM
Re: System Crash problem
Execute as fsck on command line there.
see man fsck and execute as,
fsck -V
find disk's with bdf command
-V will give one command execute it. or
simply as,
fsck -V
It will some informations of failure there.
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09-26-2004 08:16 PM
09-26-2004 08:16 PM
Re: System Crash problem
#umount < filesystem on the lvolb>
#fcsk /dev/vg01/lvolb
#mount /dev/vg01/lvolb /filesystem
regards
SK
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09-26-2004 08:21 PM
09-26-2004 08:21 PM
Re: System Crash problem
"fsck -F hfs -y /dev/vg02/rlvolb".
But what could be the possible cause of this error? could it be caused by a physcial harddisk problem i.e. an unstable harddrive... when it says count 434, what does this count refer to?
Thank u!