Il 18/10/2017 17:14, Mark Clarke ha scritto: > Given the slow death of the ext file system I don't see that, it's still the default install filesystem for Debian. So it will be alive for a lot of time.
> > Could someone let me know how to use debugfs and dume2fs in any useful > way? I really want to know as a non file system developer. I have > exhausted my google foo and the only example one ever sees about debugfs > is undeletling a file and this stopped working long ago as far as I > understand it. > I'm currently using dumpe2fs (with -h option) to look at filesystem properties (like enabled features, mount counts, last check, and status), and I find it useful for checking them. I used debugfs once, many years ago, to force removal of broken file after a system crash. So while debugfs can be put a level of awareness, i think dumpe2fs has still use, but I agree that this could be too much for LPI1, I think it will be more appropriate for topic 203.2 in LPI2. Simone _______________________________________________ lpi-examdev mailing list [email protected] http://list.lpi.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/lpi-examdev
