I have an ARM netwinder running debian woody. The root (and only fs), /dev/hda1, is an ext3 fs. Everything was working nicely until I had to hard reboot the machine (read - power cycle it). Now, the netwinder flash rom won't boot to /dev/hda1 because it says it can't find a valid ext2 filesystem. I imagine this is because the ext3 fs is dirty, but it still should look like an ext2 fs to the boot rom. Has anyone ran into this kind of behavior before, or know of some way around this? I booted with a tftp boot image and nfs filesystem and tried mounting /dev/hda1 as an ext2 but it said it couldn't find a valid superblock. Is there an image out there that I can download, throw on a NFS server and boot with that understands ext3 so I can fsck it? Thanks!
-Ti Leggett
