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Re: System Crash problem

 
Henry Chua
Super Advisor

System Crash problem

I recently encountered a system crash on my main server. It is runnning HPUX 10.20. The message prompted upon boot up is
"/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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Shaikh Imran
Honored Contributor

Re: System Crash problem

Hi,
Have you done this ....?
unmount the filesystem on that logical volume
run fcsk /dev/vg01/lvolb
this will fix error.


Regards,



I'll sleep when i am dead.
Shaikh Imran
Honored Contributor

Re: System Crash problem

hi,

Oops..... pls ignore the typo
Your logical volume is
fsck /dev/vg02/lvolb

Regards,

I'll sleep when i am dead.
Muthukumar_5
Honored Contributor

Re: System Crash problem

File System check failed out there. And it is asking to run it manually.

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 | sh

It will some informations of failure there.
Easy to suggest when don't know about the problem!
Sยภเl Kย๓คг
Respected Contributor

Re: System Crash problem

This can be solved as following

#umount < filesystem on the lvolb>
#fcsk /dev/vg01/lvolb
#mount /dev/vg01/lvolb /filesystem

regards
SK
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Henry Chua
Super Advisor

Re: System Crash problem

Thank you for your replies guys.. I managed to recovered the system by performing a
"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!