I think I may have just replaced the wrong drive after a SW RAID5 drive failure. And then I mounted the XFS filesystem read-write. (Doh!) Can I put the old probably-good drive back into the array and
It will have replayed its log - and that information is now gone, so it is a little hard to say what state the filesystem is really in now. mount -o ro,norecovery Even a readonly mount without the no
So... mount it ro,norecovery, then run xfs_repair -n? Or just mount it ro,norecovery and try to grab the info we absolutely need? How much is it likely to have written while replaying the log? (There
I was assuming you had replaced the wrong drive and remounted the filesystem, at which point recovery would have run. Once the log is updated then recovery will not run again - although if you switch
Unfortunately, there was an unclean unmount the second time, too. Here's the full sordid sequence of events: - hdp giving errors (SectorIdNotFound). - hdn fails (dma_status=0x00, or something like th
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