> [root@bruce fsgqa]# mount -o rw,rtdev=/dev/sdc1,logdev=/dev/sda11,uquota
> /dev/sdb5 /mnt/xfs0
[...]
> [root@bruce fsgqa]# xfs_db -x /dev/sdb5
Both of these are different from the way grub accesses it. In order
for me to reproduce the problem, I had to get access to the
partition before mounting it. It seems as if (a) the file gets
written to extents on the disk, and (b) that the inode is written to
the log, but the log is never flushed such that the metadata never
make it to the filesystem.
Mounting the filesystem on next reboot causes the log to be replayed
and consistency to be restored. I assume xfs_db does the same.
Grub, on the other hand, tries to get the file, but it does not
exist in the directory (and grub cannot replay the log), so it fails
to find it.
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