Hi Andre,
Am Dienstag 27 Mai 2008 schrieb Andre Nitschke:
> Hello,
> i am a Linux User from Germany and chanched to xfs. I use Debian 4 and
> the installer creates lilo. Because of a wrong configuration i
> destroyed the lilo.conf and rebootet with a systemrescuecd. from here i
> mount the xfs partition and try to run lilo, but it fails.
> then i had a realy bad idea. i unmount the xfs partition and then mount
> it as root, but there exit a root file system.
[...]
> i have two questions. first, is the xfs on my working-machine damaged
> by my bad idea mounting two devices as root
> and secound, is the clean bit removed when mounting a xfs or when i
> first write data on it?
Mounting two devices on / should not harm the XFS filesystem in itself. I
even think that also new files created from within the already running
part of the live distribution should go to the initially mounted root
filesystem (if the live distro creates new files in there at all). But I
am not completely sure on that.
Anyway, there are two ways to check: xfs_check or xfs_repair -n
I do not know an answer to you second question. But when atime updates are
enabled you usually have your first write pretty soon.
Ciao,
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