Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Sat, 15 Jun 1996 18:50:59 +0000 (GMT) | From | admin@borisone ... | Subject | inodes ? kernel problem |
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Is there a program available that will match inode numbers to a file, so that I can see which inodes a file is using ?
I ask this as since upgrading beyond about pre2.0.7 I always get deleted inode errors on my root partition when rebooting. I always e2fsck each partition during reboot, as I am continually changing things :-) .
These errors also occur if the root partition is checked before reboot, but are not repeated then during reboot. I hope this is clear..
This problem does not occur with kernel 1.3.97.
Setup : VL motherboard DX-2/66 4 ide drives ( 2 seagate 240/540 meg,,coconnor 850 meg) 8 meg ram , 76 meg swap
100% elf (mixture of slackware/debian/redhat and others) root partition on hdb1 100meg on seagate 540meg drive eide 6580 H/D controller (tried with/without 6580 in kernel and lilo) hdparm 2.7 (tried with/without PIO modes etc enabled) e2fs progs 1.02 on 0.5b ext2 filesystem sysvinit 2.57b (no problems so not upgraded) kernel 2.0.0 modules 2.0.0 binutils 2.0.6.15 ld.so-1.8.0 libc-5.4.0
I have checked this partition for disk errors, and have recreated it after backup - no luck, no badblocks.
The errors are always in different inodes but in close proximity to each other.
I wish to see which file(s) contain these errors or which part of the disk.
Then I can see if it is a kernel problem or otherwise.
Cheers steve@borisone.demon.co.uk - Its better to burn out than fade away - Still smokin' :-)'
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