Hello all, I administer a few Debian machines around the office, and have a question about data recovery. We have a machine with a 108GB RAID5 array, and have run into some hardware trouble.
During an e2fsck of the array, *two* drives failed, causing massive problems with the array. I have figured out the low-level RAID problems, and the array is now mountable. The e2fs on top of the RAID device, however, isn't doing so hot. Every inode seems to have lost it's filename, and been moved to lost+found. This sucks the big one --- there was like 29G in about 5 million files on the array. Obviously if the only solution is to rename each file with the proper name, the data is as good as dead. I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas that might help me here. Is the filename data still stuck in the filesystem somewhere? If so, how can I re-link the names to the files? I'm a relatively experienced GNU/Linux user and have done ext2 file recovery a few times before. I'm not scared of low-level fs editing, so no holds barred on prospective solutions. Thanks for any help!! Chris Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] ********************************************************************* Chris Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] !!! HELP FIGHT SPAM !!! Join; www.cauce.org See; spam.abuse.net, spamsucks.com, www.cm.org ****************************************************************