Es schrieb Borsenkow Andrej:
> 
> >
> > It killed my var partiton. When I did reboot my desktop machine after
> > an electricity failure, my "/var" was gone. So I am currently left alone
> > with  a 8.0 WITHOUT any RPM support, as all relevant files reside there 
> > :-\
> > (In fact the whole system is relatively unusable without an intact
> > "/var", but most can be "reconstructed", except the RPM-DB)
> 
> What exactly do you mean?
> 
> - it was not possible to mount /var?

Yes, boot pricess gave ma an error message (don't remember any more) and 
left me with a prompt.

> - it was possible to mount but /var was empty?

It was unwilling to mount it (still don't remember error message).

> - it was not entirely empty but some files were gone?

As it was unwilling to mount, I have no idea.
 
> Have you tried fsck it?

After it was unwillint to mount it, yes.

It repoted a lot of note cecking/fixing line (by the way it warned me 
several times that ReiserFsck is totaly unstable and might destroy 
everything before it was starting to check the partition ...).

After that I was able to mount the partition again, but it was totally 
empty !!! :-(

As a result I ran mke2fs on that partition, remounted it and created some 
directories to get able to start my system again. It was a nightmare 
(I thaught sometines I would be sitting on a Window$ system, as all my 
data went away with no possibility to get it back).

As a result my laptop only runs a stable file system (aka ext2) and I 
never had such problems ...

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