thaks, this one helped me: I followed those steps, and where able to recover my system.
On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 02:34:42AM +0100, Duane Griffin wrote: > Google says someone else hit it once upon a time, but it doesn't seem > to be listed on the kernel bugzilla. Your journal is corrupted and the > kernel is not being as careful as it should before using on-disk data. > If you remove the journal you will hopefully get some or all of your > data back. On a *COPY* of the partition image do the following to > replace the old journal with a new one: > > tune2fs -O ^has_journal <image> > e2fsck -f <image> > tune2fs -j <image> > e2fsck -f <image> > > If everything looks OK and the data you care about is all there then > you can go ahead and fix up your real disk. If you wouldn't mind > though, please keep a copy of the corrupted image. I'll prepare a > patch to fix the BUG and it would be helpful if you could test it once > it is ready. > > > Thaks in andvance for any help, > > > > Carsten > > Cheers, > Duane. I'd like to help, so that this problem can be fixed, if you got anything ready, just send it to me, and I'll giv it a try on that corrupted image. bye, Carsten I now get other problems, but will tell you about later... -- gentoo-user@lists.gentoo.org mailing list
