Hi Shaggy and JFS folks,
Thanks for handling email for logdump. I'm a longtime linux user but
still a novice in proficiency level, and I recently managed to
\rm -rf *
on my home directory for a few seconds before I noticed my mistake. Now
I'd like to use the ext3 filesystem to find out what files got erased,
but I know very little about JFS. I tried 'logdump /dev/hdb3' as root,
but got this error:
<logdump typeout>
Incorrectly built binary which accesses errno, h_errno or _res directly.
Needs to be fixed.
logdump version 1.0.17, 02-Apr-2002
Device Name: /dev/hdb3
JFS_LOGDUMP:couldn't read log superblock:failure in (null)
</logdump typeout>
I have no idea what this means. I'm using RedHat 8. Please, any
advice? As you can imagine, I'm fairly distressed.
Thanks in advance,
Steve
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