Hi
Anyone around who is a super(man/woman) when it comes to superblocks?
My primary hard-disk stops at boot time with Kernel Panic and complains
:"file system revision too high". So I boot up from an alternate hard-disk
and do an fdisk-l on the problem disk. The partition information shows. No
trouble there. There are in all 7 partitions. I can mount all but TWO of
the partitions. Apparently the superblocks on the ext2 file system on those
partitions got corrupted. None of the e2fsprogs or tools can access those
two partitions. I've tried dumpe2fs, debugfs and even ext2ed.
Any ideas on how to recover from this situation? I had just spent the last
month pruning my CVS tree and putting a lot of things in place. I'd like at
least to be able to recover some of the directories. The system is RH 7.1
Full of hope,
Leo
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