Hello, a happy new year to everyone on this list ... well for some of my xfs filesystems the year had a bad start. Due to a powerfail on some systems that possibly rebootet and later again crashed du
What was the failure when you first tried to mount? Unable to find a superblock immediately after repair? I have never seen this before, sounds very odd. BTW running repair twice in sucession will ke
Do you have write-caching disabled in your drives/raid controller. IIRC, XFS requires that it be disabled to ensure the transaction log works as advertised. This definately impacts speed, but ... Gre
Some of the higher-end cards have battery backup for fast-write cache. You shouldn't have to disable it for those units. --Arthur Corliss Bolverk's Lair -- http://arthur.corlissfamily.org/ Digital Ma
Am Montag, 5. Januar 2004 16:35 schrieben Sie: The basis for storage are IFT 7250 Raids with IDE disks inside (external its running fibrechannel). The device is configures as raid level 5. I looked i
If this still happens, It might be useful to see how much was overwritten, and if you recognise the data. You can use xfs_db to read and print the superblock. xfs_db -r /dev/diskxyz sb 0 print - a fo