Re: question for xfs_repair and xfs

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Re: question for xfs_repair and xfs_check

To:	Shigenori Motooka <motooka.shigenori@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject:	Re: question for xfs_repair and xfs_check
From:	Christoph Hellwig <hch@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:	Fri, 27 Feb 2004 11:22:59 +0000
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As a simple addition:  you could try to get newer XFS userspace from
oss.sgi.com - but 2.4.17 was before XFS 1.1 and thus has a slightly different
user <-> kernelspace api so it will probably not work.  I still think it's
probably your kernel corrupting the filesystem and not a userspace issues,
though.  Especially as powerpc is big endian and unsigned char - XFS was
written for such an enviroment (IRIX/mips) first but for the linux port
that combination has been broken a few times.

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