Steve Lord wrote:
On Wed, 2002-05-22 at 09:02, Michael Wahlbrink wrote:
Eric Sandeen wrote:
On Wed, 22 May 2002, Michael Wahlbrink wrote:
The only thing here is "normal" log recovery, nothing that should indicate
corruption. I assume that this is after what claims to be a clean shutdown?
So I can sleep now without thinking 'bout lost data.... ;-)
Thanks!
Well... if you shut down your system cleanly, you should not be doing
recovery, so something is still not right (assuming that the messages
you posted were after a normal shutdown).
It was a normal shutdown, :-(
...and it also did't disappear if I had rebooted the mashine a few
times. It disappeared if I started a repair from my "repairsystem".
Let's see how it's going on ....
One possibility here is the ide cache is not getting flushed
during shutdown - although that would only be an issue on
power down I think. If you just reboot without powering down
it should survive.
The write cache is disabled on the 2 ide disks (with the ibm tool) so this
should not be the point. And I normally do reboots without powering down ;-)
The only cache that's left is the read ahead cache of the drives.......
but I don't want to disable it too ;-) (And I also think that this will
not be neccessary).
regards
micha
ps: does any of the xfs_developers have a 2.4.19pre8-xfs patch (still
unoficial) and can mail it to me, perhaps the ataraidcode is fixed there
a little bit more .....
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