On Mon, 1 Apr 2002, Patrick Lang wrote:
> partition magic 7, dosfstools, scandisk couldn't do anything useful. The
> directories are trashed, scandisk wanted to make a 25 gig folder into a
> file000.chk ;) I guess its safe to say don't mount fat32 partitions in
> OpenBSD, that's when the problems started. Last time I had a partition
> screwed up this bad, I used Hard Drive Mechanic, which fails to launch on my
> machine.
Back to my first thought, then - just delete the partition from
/etc/fstab. That should keep Linux from trying to access it at all. And
if OBSD started it, I think I wouldn't be tempted to dump Linux for
it. And I use *BSD quite a bit.
My unproven personal observation is that FAT32 over ~12G is unstable
under any OS.
Doc
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