Re: [SLE] Hacked?

From: Lucky Leavell (susemisc_at_UniXpress.com)
Date: 05/03/04

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    On Thu, 29 Apr 2004, Carlos E. R. wrote:

    > My guess is that you have a reiserfs partition, and that it is corrupted.
    > Reboot form the CD, enter rescue system, and run "reiserfsck" on your
    > partition. Follow its advices.
    >
    Yes it is the [default] reiserfs. I have done quite a bit of research on
    Linux FSes since posting this and wish there were a clear choice. I guess
    all I can do is try each (particularly xfs and jfs) and see which gives
    the most reliable FS.

    I understand the need to boot from a rescue CD/floppy to repair a FS but
    can, for example, reiserfsck --check be run on a running system or does
    even that require using the rescue system? (I read the man page on
    reiserfsck and could not find the answer.)

    Thank you,
    Lucky Leavell 

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