First time I've needed fsck.reiserfs
From: Lawrence DčOliveiro (ldo_at_geek-central.gen.new_zealand)
Date: 07/27/05
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Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 09:29:16 +1200
One of this client's machines is prone to intermittent crashes.
Yesterday I was transferring several tens of gigabytes of data from
another machine via rsync, and it went down several times during this
process.
At one point, I ended up with a file that triggered "permission denied"
errors every time I tried to do anything with it--even as root. Finally
I dismounted the filesystem and ran fsck.reiserfs (with the
--fix-fixable option) over it, which reported that the file entry
"pointed nowhere" and removed it.
Anyway, I didn't think it was possible for a reiserfs filesystem to
become corrupted like this, even if the system crashed during a write.
Does that point the finger to RAM problems as the cause of the crashes?
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