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)le32_to_cpu(raw_inode-i_size_high)) 32);
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inode-i_generation = le32_to_cpu(raw_inode-i_generation);
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inode-u.ext2_i.i_block_group = block_group;
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s. Sometimes there is a
problem with files > 2GB in size, but there should be no
problems with block special or pipes. What sort of errors do
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problems with block special or pipes. What sort of errors do
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ed, the tree can be rebuilt.
Actually, with Daniel's implementation, the index blocks will be in
the same file as the directory leaf nodes, so there should be no problem
in losing leaf blocks after a crash (not more so than the current ext2
setup).
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be rebuilt.
Actually, with Daniel's implementation, the index blocks will be in
the same file as the directory leaf nodes, so there should be no problem
in losing leaf blocks after a crash (not more so than the current ext2
setup).
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t2_sb.s_inode_bitmap[bitmap_nr];
-
- is_directory = S_ISDIR(inode->i_mode);
-
- /* Do this BEFORE marking the inode not in use */
- clear_inode (inode);
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>
> Is it possible to do the same thing in Linux?
See IBM "dprobes" project. It is basically what you are describing
(AFAIK). It makes sense, because a lot of the OS/2 folks are now working
on Linux.
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There is a tool called gpart which will search a disk for filesystem
headers and such, and will optionally re-build your partition table
(if it is corrupted). You should give it a try.
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a disk for filesystem
headers and such, and will optionally re-build your partition table
(if it is corrupted). You should give it a try.
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to do the same thing in Linux?
See IBM "dprobes" project. It is basically what you are describing
(AFAIK). It makes sense, because a lot of the OS/2 folks are now working
on Linux.
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corrupt (the -n option means e2fsck will not fix the filesystem), and then
run "debugfs /dev/X", type "dump " and "ncheck inode_number"
at the prompt (note you NEED the <> around the inode number for dump).
Send the output.
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not fix the filesystem), and then
run "debugfs /dev/X", type "dump inode_number" and "ncheck inode_number"
at the prompt (note you NEED the around the inode number for dump).
Send the output.
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e2fsck anyways.
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sed layout) as
regular directory blocks, so a non-index kernel can use them at any time
(of course the index is destroyed in this case).
As an aside, lost+found is NOT a "special" name in any way to the
filesystem. The only thing that it is used for is e2fsck - to the kernel
it is just a regula
ten indexing will be used
in an "average" system.
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>
> Unfortunately maillist archives at sourceforge do not work.
Yes, I noticed this as well - there are several bug reports open already.
I have subscribed some of the mailing lists at sourceforge that I'm using
to marc.theaimsgroup.com, which has good searching facilities, etc.
at sourceforge do not work.
Yes, I noticed this as well - there are several bug reports open already.
I have subscribed some of the mailing lists at sourceforge that I'm using
to marc.theaimsgroup.com, which has good searching facilities, etc.
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it is just a regular directory.
Basically, I think the compatibility is excellent for the functionality
delivered. Another reason why I think ext2 will continue to have a long
and prosperous life, without
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then having these entries on disk will be important
for 2.2 compatibility, and you don't want to have different on-disk formats
between 2.2 and 2.4.
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ext-level
index.
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block pointers (or contents) when you need to go to the next-level
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or 2.2 compatibility, and you don't want to have different on-disk formats
between 2.2 and 2.4.
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0, inode=0, rec_len=0,
> name_len=0
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> > I was just doing the math for 1k ext2 filesystems, and the numbers aren't
> > nearly as nice. We get:
> >
> > (1024 / 16) * 127 * .75 = 6096 # 1 level
> > (1024 / 16) * 128
ble and reliable much quicker than if you
were to code a new filesystem from scratch for each new feature.
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This is an e2fsck message, indicating you may have a corrupt superblock,
or the superblock has unsupported features. Which version of e2fsck do
you have?
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r 88-byte) dirents for ext3, reducing the files count
to 4857 and 621792 (or 78183 and 40029696 for 4k filesystems) at 75% full.
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the files count
to 4857 and 621792 (or 78183 and 40029696 for 4k filesystems) at 75% full.
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, indicating you may have a corrupt superblock,
or the superblock has unsupported features. Which version of e2fsck do
you have?
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ew feature.
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Andreas Dilger wrote:
I was just doing the math for 1k ext2 filesystems, and the numbers aren't
nearly as nice. We get:
(1024 / 16) * 127 * .75 = 6096 # 1 level
(1024 / 16) * 128 * 127 * .75 = 780288 # 2 levels
But if you
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vfs code (which is probably still broken in other ways). Heinz
decided to update the IOP instead. Note that with the new library build,
it is possible to have multiple IOP tools installed at the same time, and
the correct ones are chosen at runtime based on the kernel IOP.
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broken in other ways). Heinz
decided to update the IOP instead. Note that with the new library build,
it is possible to have multiple IOP tools installed at the same time, and
the correct ones are chosen at runtime based on the kernel IOP.
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mation.
Try the following for a searchable mailing list:
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educed by freepages.min or freepages.low?
> + buf->f_blocks = buf->f_bfree + ULONG_MAX - sb->u.shmem_sb.free_blocks;
It's not really clear what you are trying to calculate here... Since f_blocks
is a long, adding ULONG_MAX == subtracting 1. Maybe it should just hold
the total amou
file
for 2.2 and 2.4, so should the #include stay in for 2.2?
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-u.shmem_sb.free_blocks;
It's not really clear what you are trying to calculate here... Since f_blocks
is a long, adding ULONG_MAX == subtracting 1. Maybe it should just hold
the total amount of VM in the system, (i.e. totalram_pages)?
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ot quite obviated by the fact that
> it's generally unsafe to share a disk if even one party is writing to it.
Very true. Any changes made by the writer will not be noticed by the
reader if it has already cached those pages. Best to use a cluster
filesystem in all of these cases.
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lvmdiskscan -d" and "cat /proc/partitions" and sent the output to
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f even one party is writing to it.
Very true. Any changes made by the writer will not be noticed by the
reader if it has already cached those pages. Best to use a cluster
filesystem in all of these cases.
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t;s_root = NULL;
> + printk ("EXT2-fs: corrupt root inode, run e2fsck\n");
> + } else
> + printk ("EXT2-fs: get root inode failed\n");
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p_desc[i]);
kfree(sb->u.ext2_sb.s_group_desc);
brelse (bh);
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return NULL;
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has no concept of how
LVM information is stored on disk.
Just trying to see if there is a way (or would make sense) to skip the
ramdisk stage in mounting a root logical volume.
Need to re-write (or at least seriously enhance) the LVM kernel code to do
this. Sorry.
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Michael Pacey writes:
> But it looks like I can change the order in driver/scsi/hosts.c, though
> this is not an elegant solution :(
You can compile the "primary (rootfs)" adapter into the kernel, and load
the second adapter as a module. This is supposed to work.
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device names.
The same is true with LVM.
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The same is true with LVM.
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But it looks like I can change the order in driver/scsi/hosts.c, though
this is not an elegant solution :(
You can compile the "primary (rootfs)" adapter into the kernel, and load
the second adapter as a module. This is supposed to work.
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least when it is called "lost+found" you occasionally have a look
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when it is called "lost+found" you occasionally have a look
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_could_ change it to be a hidden file, but then you would have to
remember where it was after e2fsck moves half of your files into it
after a crash. It probably wouldn't be too much work to change e2fsck.
You also need to change mke2fs and mklost+found as well.
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Matt Robinson writes:
> Andreas Dilger wrote:
> > What would be wrong with changing the kernel to skip the first page of
> > swap, and allowing us to put a signature there? This would be really
> > useful for systems that mount ext2 filesystems by LABEL or UUID. With
>
Dan Graham writes:
> I don't know if this is a bug or a feature. While I was
> playing around with 2.4.0 I (mistakenly) mounted an ext2
> partition twice.
Feature.
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or mke2fs to mark
the blocks bad in the filesystem.
I would suggest keeping good backups after that.
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Dan Graham writes:
I don't know if this is a bug or a feature. While I was
playing around with 2.4.0 I (mistakenly) mounted an ext2
partition twice.
Feature.
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to care about what disk
a filesystem is on. Of course, LVM also fixes this, but not everyone
runs LVM.
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is on. Of course, LVM also fixes this, but not everyone
runs LVM.
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these lines as well
(i.e. direct device-device communication).
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device communication).
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second array on /dev/hdb and /dev/hdd, would that become /dev/md0 (assuming
it had a kernel/boot sector)?
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David Balazic writes:
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> > In the end I re-wrote most of the patch, so
> > that we resolve ROOT_DEV before calling mount_root(), just to be a bit
> > more consistent. I will release a new patch for 2.2.18 and 2.4.0 after
&
OS drive, and
would match search for a UUID or LABEL as the root device. If /etc/fstab
is also handled exclusively with UUID or LABEL (or LVM), then you don't
care what the drives are called (excluding swap, hmmm, maybe we can add
a signature to swap?).
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post after testing a bit.
My only hesitation was that kernel probing is frowned upon. When UUID/LABEL
support for devfs came up at the Miami Linux Storage Workshop, it was
given the thumbs down.
If I get a chance I will also fix LILO to allow UUID/LABEL for root as well.
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really. You have to poke each drive to get the serial
number. What if they are IDE or SCSI or FCAL or RAID array? Probably
reading a block from a disk is safer than trying to find the drive
serial number.
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ock feature. Even so, it is only a matter of turning the
sparse_super flag on or off and running e2fsck on the filesystem to convert.
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a matter of turning the
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each drive to get the serial
number. What if they are IDE or SCSI or FCAL or RAID array? Probably
reading a block from a disk is safer than trying to find the drive
serial number.
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D or LABEL as the root device. If /etc/fstab
is also handled exclusively with UUID or LABEL (or LVM), then you don't
care what the drives are called (excluding swap, hmmm, maybe we can add
a signature to swap?).
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In the end I re-wrote most of the patch, so
that we resolve ROOT_DEV before calling mount_root(), just to be a bit
more consistent. I will release a new patch for 2.2.18 and 2.4.0 after
David Balazic has a look at it.
Cool
on /dev/hdb and /dev/hdd, would that become /dev/md0 (assuming
it had a kernel/boot sector)?
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it breaks every filesystem that isn't part of
the kernel. That said, the addition of (reiserfs-specific) read_inode2
and dirty_inode pointers also break all non-kernel filesystems. Argh!
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oes from "each time drives
are added/moved/removed my system may be broken" to "if I insert two
drives with the same label 50% chance my system is broken". I'll take
the latter any day.
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gt; ID1=sdb
> ID2=sdc
There are not enough major/minor numbers to do this.
> Then, it is possible that we must change /etc/fstab
If you are using ext2 (or ext3), it is possible to mount by filesystem
LABEL or UUID. See man pages for e2label/tune2fs/dumpe2fs/mount(8)/fstab(5).
Cheers,
zens of utilities (e.g. LILO,
mount, fsck, dump, etc).
One reason why this may NOT ever make it into the kernel is that I know
"kernel poking at devices" is really frowned upon.
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(e.g. LILO,
mount, fsck, dump, etc).
One reason why this may NOT ever make it into the kernel is that I know
"kernel poking at devices" is really frowned upon.
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There are not enough major/minor numbers to do this.
Then, it is possible that we must change /etc/fstab
If you are using ext2 (or ext3), it is possible to mount by filesystem
LABEL or UUID. See man pages for e2label/tune2fs/dumpe2fs/mount(8)/fstab(5).
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every filesystem that isn't part of
the kernel. That said, the addition of (reiserfs-specific) read_inode2
and dirty_inode pointers also break all non-kernel filesystems. Argh!
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ed my system may be broken" to "if I insert two
drives with the same label 50% chance my system is broken". I'll take
the latter any day.
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ending on when last you fsck'd your filesystem,
you may have already had some of these disk problems. However, there was
another report recently on 2.4.0 that looked the same, and that user had
just e2fsck'd his filesystem before booting 2.4.0 for the first time after
running only 2.2, so it looks li
t recently on 2.4.0 that looked the same, and that user had
just e2fsck'd his filesystem before booting 2.4.0 for the first time after
running only 2.2, so it looks like a 2.4.0 bug.
Cheers, Andreas
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unmounted, and hence root is also
busy and can't be ro remounted. Maybe also check /proc/mounts for "none".
> umount: /: device is busy
> Remounting root-filesystem read-only
> mount: / is busy
> Rebooting.
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busy and can't be ro remounted. Maybe also check /proc/mounts for "none".
umount: /: device is busy
Remounting root-filesystem read-only
mount: / is busy
Rebooting.
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have only 1 partition for the whole disk. It wastes less space.
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l tree.
The sequence of events leading to this bug would help a great deal...
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would help a great deal...
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s less space.
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Al Viro writes:
> Andreas Dilger wrote:
> > Actually, this is wrong. The ext2 inode limit is 2^32 512-byte sectors,
> > not 2^32 blocksize blocks. Yes this is a wart and Ted wants to fix it, as
>
> ??? Where? Oh, wait... ->i_blocks? I'ld rather refuse to grow past 2
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