David Imai wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions, Julian and Vince. It's a RAID-1 system after all. Using a live CD i was able to mount one of the hard drives and I saw that the 2006 files were still there.
Next I tried taking the hard drives and attaching them to a system running Ubuntu. I installed
9, 255 2006-07-20 15:06 md255
After editing /etc/fstab i was able to mount md1 and copy the files I needed to
another drive.
> - Original Message -
> From: "Vince Hoang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: LUAU
> Subject: Re: [LUAU] after e2fsck, system reverts to 2
On Fri, Jul 14, 2006 at 09:14:57PM -1000, David Imai wrote:
> I was working on a file server that I obtained from HOSEF about
> 2 years ago. It runs Fedora Core 2.6.7, and has two hard drives
> in a RAID system (I think RAID-0).
> I don't think the system date and time were changed. Does
> anyone
--- David Imai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was working on a file server that I obtained from HOSEF
> about 2 years ago. It runs Fedora Core 2.6.7, and has two hard
> drives in a RAID system (I think RAID-0).
You can check to see if it's running RAID-0:
$ cat /proc/mdstat
> Using a live CD I
I was working on a file server that I obtained from HOSEF about 2 years ago.
It runs Fedora Core 2.6.7, and has two hard drives in a RAID system (I think
RAID-0). Using a live CD I ran the command e2fsck -ckv /dev/md0. It seemed to
work, but there was a message that said something like "date of
