lost dirs after fsck-1.18 (kt133, ide, dma, test10, test11)
Well that's the last time I run a devel kernel with a nontest system. sigh.
Had one directory replaced with a different directory and also a directory replaced with a file. Possible further corruption.
I don't think I lost the directories until I did a 'fsck -y' on the partition. Something to remember.
If anyone has advice on recovering the directories other than the following links, I'm all ears:
http://www.datafoundation.org/lde/
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/mini/Ext2fs-Undeletion.html
(last updated February 1999)
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/mini/Ext2fs-Undeletion-Dir-Struct/
Saber Taylor
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You saying that you were running test kernels on a production box and seriously didn't expect something bad to happen?
Filesystem corruptions arent things you can recover files from. You're confusing accidentally deleting files and undeleting them later.
What would be useful is if you noted where/why you ran 'fsck -y'. Did you crash and fs check at boot failed? What?
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Well that's the last time I run a devel kernel with a nontest system. sigh.
Had one directory replaced with a different directory and also a directory replaced with a file. Possible further corruption.
I don't think I lost the directories until I did a 'fsck -y' on the partition. Something to remember.
If anyone has advice on recovering the directories other than the following links, I'm all ears:
http://www.datafoundation.org/lde/
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/mini/Ext2fs-Undeletion.html
(last updated February 1999)
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/mini/Ext2fs-Undeletion-Dir-Struct/Saber Taylor
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Well that's the last time I run a devel kernel with a nontest system. sigh.
Had one directory replaced with a different directory and also a directory replaced with a file. Possible further corruption.
I don't think I lost the directories until I did a 'fsck -y' on the partition. Something to remember.
If it was just the directories that got lost, the files should have been reparented to the /lost+found directory for that filesystrem. If however the bug wiped out part of your inode table, then you would have probably lost both the directory and the files in that directory, since directories and files tend to be stored in the same block group.
If anyone has advice on recovering the directories other than the following links, I'm all ears:
Without more details about how the corruption happened or what the nature of the corruption is, it's hard to give good general advice. Those websites aren't bad places to start. Good luck.....
- Ted
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