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07-09-2008 08:43 PM
07-09-2008 08:43 PM
bad block in advfs
Running tru64 5.1A on alpha server 4100.
I apparently have a read error in the root domain (advfs):
AdvFS I/O error:
Domain#Fileset: rut_dmnre3a#rut
Mounted on: /
Volume: /dev/disk/dsk3a
Tag: 0x00000001.8001
Page: 121
Block: 3936
Block count: 128
Type of operation: Read
EEI: 0x0
AdvFS initiated retries: 0
Seconds from first I/O attempt to this failure: 7
Total AdvFS retries on this volume: 0
1. I presume that I should boot with a cd and try a verify and/or fixfdmn on the domain.
2. Should I also do a scu reassign on the partition and then rebuild the domain?
3. How do I determine which file(s) probably need to be restored from a backup?
Thanks
I apparently have a read error in the root domain (advfs):
AdvFS I/O error:
Domain#Fileset: rut_dmnre3a#rut
Mounted on: /
Volume: /dev/disk/dsk3a
Tag: 0x00000001.8001
Page: 121
Block: 3936
Block count: 128
Type of operation: Read
EEI: 0x0
AdvFS initiated retries: 0
Seconds from first I/O attempt to this failure: 7
Total AdvFS retries on this volume: 0
1. I presume that I should boot with a cd and try a verify and/or fixfdmn on the domain.
2. Should I also do a scu reassign on the partition and then rebuild the domain?
3. How do I determine which file(s) probably need to be restored from a backup?
Thanks
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07-09-2008 09:12 PM
07-09-2008 09:12 PM
Re: bad block in advfs
As its a 'Read' error, I think all files are intact (i.e., new changes are not lost). The Tag=0x1 imply that its an advfs metadata file (advfs maintains them as well as files).
fixfdmn cannot correct disk problems.
fixfdmn cannot correct disk problems.
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07-09-2008 09:20 PM
07-09-2008 09:20 PM
Re: bad block in advfs
Thanks for the reply.
Do you mean that I should just make a backup of the domain, then restart from a cd, run the scu utility, and then restore the domain?
Thanks
Do you mean that I should just make a backup of the domain, then restart from a cd, run the scu utility, and then restore the domain?
Thanks
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07-09-2008 09:55 PM
07-09-2008 09:55 PM
Re: bad block in advfs
Take some time to read through this: http://h30097.www3.hp.com/docs/base_doc/DOCUMENTATION/V51A_HTML/ARH96CTE/TITLE.HTM
5.10 Recovering from Corruption of a Domain
5.10 Recovering from Corruption of a Domain
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