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Re: Problems with xfs_repair

from [Michael Wahlbrink] [Permanent Link][Original]
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Subject: Re: Problems with xfs_repair
From: Michael Wahlbrink <x_miw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 21 May 2002 18:43:31 +0200
Cc: Michael Wahlbrink <x_miw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Stephen Lord <lord@xxxxxxx>
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Michael Wahlbrink wrote: 
Stephen Lord wrote:

[....] 


How recent is your xfs repair, some changes went in last week in
this area. Log recovery on linux was reworked to reduce the need
for large buffers (which is a kernel issue), but repair uses the
same code. Up until last week there were some bugs in there which
meant some log problems could not be handled.


It's the xfs_repair released with xfs 1.1 .....
I checked out today the cvs tree and check the new one ;-)


It works fine ;-)) got my data/system back!
Thanks!

regards
micha

PS: is there any need, to update also the kernel to the actual cvs-kernel ???


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