I have an OpenBSD Virtual Machine (v.5.4) that, unfortunately, got shut down improperly the other day. This machine had a mounted partition /dev/rwd0j, which disklabel is reporting as a fstype of 4.2BSD (fsize 2048, bsize 16384, cgp 1). The partition is completely full with an encrypted filesystem image, which was mounted at the time of the evil shutdown. When I try to mount the (host [/dev/rwd0j]) partition, I receive an error telling me that the filesystem is not clean and I need to run fsck. When I manually run fsck, I am receiving an error that the 'version of filesystem is too old', and that I must update it to a more recent format with 'fsck -c 2', using a version of fsck that is from before release 5.0.
Unfortunately, I have vital services on this virtual machine that I need to get running again as soon as possible for users other than myself. I have not been able to locate any archive with a binary version of fsck for i386 from a release of OpenBSD prior to 5.0, nor am I able to find any way around this, at least during the first few dozen times ramming my head into the brick wall here. I would very much appreciate any ideas that anybody might have in order to get this filesystem clean and running again asap. Thank you muchly in advance!
