On Thu, 14 Jun 2007, Josh Grosse wrote: > This thread had started with a root-on-raid problem, where the disklabel > was not being acquired properly. > > Ken Westerback determined that I'd had a disklabel marked as Version 1, but > I had values from Version 0 for my failing partitions. Editing the disklabel > and replacing fsize/bsize/cpg seemed to resolve my issue. > > I now think I understand exactly how the old partition data structure ended > up in a new format partition; the affected partitions were restored via > newfs/restore, and that is the most likely culprit.... as the restore was > of a pre-ffs2 environment, executed from a post-ffs2 system.
The old newfs is the cuplrit, since it writes the fsze/bsize/cpg in the label. restore does not. -Otto