On Wed, Oct 25, 2000 at 06:41:57PM -0600, Andreas Dilger wrote:
> Since you have a filesystem > 500MB it will default to having 4kB blocks,
> and the backup superblocks will be aligned on 32768 block boundaries.
> Try "e2fsck -B 4096 -b 32768" (or 98304, 163840, 229376, 81920) to see
> if that
Andreas Dilger wrote:
>
> You write:
> There is a tool to recover the whole partition table, gpart, if
> your partition table is corrupt. However, it sounds more like
> just the filesystem is corrupt.
Partition table seems well. I can mount other filesystems from that
disk.
> Since you have a
You write:
> Could somebody can tell me where I can read about recovering
> (rather very) damaged e2fs partition ?
There is a tool to recover the whole partition table, gpart, if
your partition table is corrupt. However, it sounds more like
just the filesystem is corrupt.
> First, I've made a
Hi,
Something happened, I don't know really what.
I was backing up 250MB directory from hdc2 (fat32),
mounted as /hdc2 to /hdb1 (fat32) using commands:
cd /hdc2
tar cvf /hdb1/copy.tar .
(I don't see anything wrong in that.)
After archive creation I have found destroyed hda3
(sorry, I don't
Hi,
Something happened, I don't know really what.
I was backing up 250MB directory from hdc2 (fat32),
mounted as /hdc2 to /hdb1 (fat32) using commands:
cd /hdc2
tar cvf /hdb1/copy.tar .
(I don't see anything wrong in that.)
After archive creation I have found destroyed hda3
(sorry, I don't
You write:
Could somebody can tell me where I can read about recovering
(rather very) damaged e2fs partition ?
There is a tool to recover the whole partition table, gpart, if
your partition table is corrupt. However, it sounds more like
just the filesystem is corrupt.
First, I've made a
Andreas Dilger wrote:
You write:
There is a tool to recover the whole partition table, gpart, if
your partition table is corrupt. However, it sounds more like
just the filesystem is corrupt.
Partition table seems well. I can mount other filesystems from that
disk.
Since you have a
7 matches
Mail list logo