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On Mon, 25 Aug 2008, Timothy Shimmin wrote:
> So in your case, it looks like in AG#0 on the 26th element of the array it is pointing
> to inode# 20208090. Which would infer that inode#20208090 was unlinked
> but still had references to it at the time the filesystem was not cleanly
> unmounted (power loss, crash etc..). It looks like for the root directory inode #128
> it has a count of 335 but it is finding 336 entries.

Thanks for this very interesting explanation, Timothy. I finally ran 
xfs_repair on the filesystem, twice, now everything seems to be in good 
shape.

If you guys are interested: http://nerdbynature.de/bits/2.6.27-rc3/fsck_md3.log


Thanks,
Christian.
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