I apologize, but since I wrote this by memory, I wrote a wrong return code from the logredo. It returned the code 271 instead of 217.
Le lundi 25 avril 2005 � 15:34 -0400, Daniel Savard a �crit : > Oups, my first post since the list has moved. I forgot to update my > contacts list. > > -------- Message transf�r� -------- > > �: JFS Discussion <[email protected]> > Objet: Logredo failed with errno: 217 > Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2005 13:23:27 -0400 > I am having a problem with the /, /usr, /var and my databases > filesystems. My system is a Gentoo distro. Last week-end I tried to > update the modules (emerge) and everything seems to work fine until it > reached the point it needs to write something in the / filesystem. I was > unable to write in / because it was mounted read-only. > > The kernel is 2.6.8. I then booted with the Gentoo LiveCD with the idea > to fsck all the filesystems before rebooting. So, I started the fsck > procedure. Seems it worked for some of the filesystems, but failed for > others saying it cannot continue. So, the filesystems are not usable now > and I can no longer boot my system. When booting it failed fscking the / > filesystem saying logredo failed with errno=217. > > I don't know it it is enough info to suggest a procedure, if not, I can > boot with the CD and do a fsck from there. > > BTW, most of my filesystems are LVM2 managed, except / and /boot. /boot > is not a jfs and / is a jfs. /var and /usr are LVM2 managed and jfs and > also failed to fsck. > > THX, > Daniel Savard
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