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Subject: Re: XFS corruption on SoftRAID5
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föstudagur 29. júní 2001 09:27, Seth Mos skrifaði:
> >
> >Now, don't worry, it's not XFS!
> >I tried the same with ext2, same corruption.
> >I tried the same with SoftRAID 0, same corruption.
> >I tried the same with just one partition on one disk, NO problem!
>
  Garbled characters, and corrupted filesystem... but no ide reported errors?

  Sounds like what I got once, when I put a filesystem on a drive that wasn't 
low level formatted.


Orn