[linux-lvm]Re: corrupt /dev/lvm - bizzare properties
Måns Rullgård
mru at kth.se
Sun Feb 8 08:51:03 UTC 2004
Chris Doherty <chris.doherty at adelaide.edu.au> writes:
>> > > > root at connect4:~# ls -la /dev/lvm
>> > > > ?---rws-w- 8306 840966198 976250230 875573298 Sep 24 2004 /dev/lvm
>> > >
>> > > Your filesystem seems to have taken some heavy blows. You should fsck
>> > > it properly. You might need the -f flag to fsck to force a complete
>> > > check if filesystem is marked clean.
>> >
>> > the filesystem can't be mounted (which is the really worrying part) so i
>> > can't fsck it.
>> >
>>
>> A filesystem that is to be fscked can and may *never* be mounted when
>> performing an fsck. Usually all fsck tools won't do anything but stop if the
>
> oops, sorry my last statement was ambiguous. what i meant was that the
> filesystem can't be mounted *and* fsck refuses to acknowledge that it is (or
> was?) a filesystem.
The filesystem containing /dev has been damaged somehow. You should
fsck it. Most likely fsck will remove /dev/lvm so you'll have to
recreate it with proper values. Don't just rm it. Something bad has
obviously happened and changing things without a proper fsck can make
things worse.
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Måns Rullgård
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