Hi folks,

when my computer crashed last time, the jfs mounted drives claimed that the fs 
is "clean" on the next reboot. However, some data was found in files were it 
didn't belong. My browser bookmarks, for example, went into the configuration 
file of an email application (and therefore messed it up).

Now I'm wondering: 
When the computer just crashes, is it ok for jfs to call the fs "clean" on the 
next reboot?
How come that data moves into places it doesn't belong to?
Is there any chance to prevent such thing to happen?
Is there any chance to figure out which files have been corrupted so that the 
last backup may be used?

System is Debian Etch, to be honest in an sophisticated configuration;)
Partition 1, Software Raid, ReiserFS, mounted on /
Partition 2, Software Raid, CryptoFS, JFS, mounted on /cryptofs_mountpoint

Output from the first boot after the crash is below.

Thanks in advance for any information,

Melmi

Exerpt from Kernellog:
Jul  2 07:35:36 playstation kernel: ReiserFS: md1: replayed 924 transactions in 
11 seconds
Jul  2 07:35:36 playstation kernel: ReiserFS: md1: Using r5 hash to sort names
Jul  2 07:35:36 playstation kernel: VFS: Mounted root (reiserfs filesystem) 
readonly.
Jul  2 07:35:36 playstation kernel: ReiserFS: md1: Removing [71 7323 0x0 
SD]..done
Jul  2 07:35:36 playstation kernel: ReiserFS: md1: Removing [71 7321 0x0 
SD]..done
Jul  2 07:35:36 playstation kernel: ReiserFS: md1: Removing [71 7320 0x0 
SD]..done
Jul  2 07:35:36 playstation kernel: ReiserFS: md1: Removing [71 7319 0x0 
SD]..done
Jul  2 07:35:36 playstation kernel: ReiserFS: md1: There were 5 uncompleted 
unlinks/truncates. Completed
Jul  2 07:35:36 playstation kernel: JFS: nTxBlock = 8192, nTxLock = 65536

Exerpt from bootlog:
Wed Jul  2 07:35:05 2008: Setting parameters of disc: (none).
Wed Jul  2 07:35:05 2008: Activating swap...done.
Wed Jul  2 07:35:05 2008: Checking root file system: /dev/md1...fsck 1.40-WIP 
(14-Nov-2006)
Wed Jul  2 07:35:05 2008: Filesystem seems mounted read-only. Skipping journal 
replay.
Wed Jul  2 07:35:05 2008: Checking internal tree..finished
Wed Jul  2 07:35:05 2008: Reiserfs super block in block 16 on 0x901 of format 
3.6 with standard journal
Wed Jul  2 07:35:05 2008: Blocks (total/free): 4885744/1013142 by 4096 bytes
Wed Jul  2 07:35:05 2008: Filesystem is NOT clean
Wed Jul  2 07:35:05 2008: Reiserfs super block in block 16 on 0x901 of format 
3.6 with standard journal
Wed Jul  2 07:35:05 2008: Blocks (total/free): 4885744/1013142 by 4096 bytes
Wed Jul  2 07:35:05 2008: Filesystem is NOT clean
Wed Jul  2 07:35:05 2008: done.
Wed Jul  2 07:35:05 2008: Setting the system clock..
Wed Jul  2 07:35:06 2008: Cleaning up ifupdown....
Wed Jul  2 07:35:06 2008: Loading kernel modules...done.
Wed Jul  2 07:35:06 2008: Loading device-mapper support.
Wed Jul  2 07:35:06 2008: Generating udev events for MD arrays...done.
Wed Jul  2 07:35:06 2008: Starting early crypto disks... cryptofs (starting) 
cryptofs (started)done.
Wed Jul  2 07:35:18 2008: Starting remaining crypto disks...done.
Wed Jul  2 07:35:18 2008: Checking file systems...fsck 1.40-WIP (14-Nov-2006)
Wed Jul  2 07:35:25 2008: fsck.jfs version 1.1.11, 05-Jun-2006
Wed Jul  2 07:35:25 2008: processing started: 7/2/2008 7.35.18
Wed Jul  2 07:35:25 2008: The current device is:  /dev/mapper/cryptofs
Wed Jul  2 07:35:25 2008: Block size in bytes:  4096
Wed Jul  2 07:35:25 2008: Filesystem size in blocks:  73206176
Wed Jul  2 07:35:25 2008: **Phase 0 - Replay Journal Log
Wed Jul  2 07:35:25 2008: Filesystem is clean.        (<- 
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
Wed Jul  2 07:35:25 2008: done.
Wed Jul  2 07:35:25 2008: Setting kernel variables...done.
Wed Jul  2 07:35:25 2008: Mounting local filesystems...done.
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