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Subject: Re: XFS: Filesystem sd(8,50) has duplicate UUID - can't mount
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Found a hint in the archive, mounting with -nouuid worked, the log was
successfully replayed. I forgot to mention what version I'm using:

2.4.20-28_36.rh7.3.atsmp (xfs 1.3.0)

The machine acts as NFS/Samba server and was under very high load all day
long today (20-80). I just switched the data (800GB, home directories of
about 200 users) two days ago from ext3 to xfs because I was hoping for
stable quota support. Sigh.

Any idea how to find out what could have been the problem? The xfs_repair
(xfsprogs-2.6.2-0_7.rh7.3.at) is still running and will continue doing so
for a while, I guess...

TIA
   Marc