Maybe I shouldn't say this since nobody is mentioning (maybe some voodo that
shouldn't be done), but I was able to use "xfs_repair -fn <device>" I might
have
even had the same problem as you, check for the "bad hash table... would
rebuild"
subject line from 6/19/01. My system froze a couple of times, filesystems
shutdown, and did other weird things (files disapearing but ls would know about
them), etc. I believe it's something hardware related with me, I haven't had
the
time to run it down yet (I ran the memtest86 with no problems, so I'm guessing
maybe a hd issue).
"D. Stimits" wrote:
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>
> have no idea if normal journaling would have had any problems coping
> with it. Is there no way to run xfs_repair with "no actual modify by -n"
> on a mounted xfs partition, or read-only mounted xfs partition?
>
> D. Stimits, stimits@xxxxxxxxxx
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