<SNIP> > I've installed it and ran it for 6H without any errors popping up. I > personally don't believe it's the memory which is in fault. > As if the devil was involved I had a freeze again just after boot-up. > I followed the Alt-SysRq-... sequence to finally reboot but then again > I had my KDE files corrupted. What I don't understand is how that crap > is written to my config files. If xfs writes what it finds in its xfs > log then it would mean that the xfs log contains rubbish. How did this > rubbish get in there or is it taking a wrong part of the log. > > Is the xfs that's used in md8.2 still the same version or is it a > higher version? Maybe upgrade? > > When I boot up the only fsck I ever notice amongst Aurora's output is > the one of my /boot partition (ext2), is this supposed to be like > that? I suppose Fsck in rc.sysinit just re-directs the output to syslog. > > Guy. > > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? >Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com > The xfs in 8.2 is a higher version--for kernel 2.4.18
I have tried to reproduce what you have described, using 8.1, and I don't get the corruption, but then I don't get the lock-up you described either. Try this: xfs_check -v /dev/hdcx wjere x is the partition number you want to check Civileme
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