Just to explain the background of these messages... We did some changes to the partition table (390-like VTOC). One of them was a change of the data set names, which are visible to OS/390 or z/OS and represent the Linux partitions (e.g. LINUX.VVOLSER.PART0001.NATIVE).
They contain a counter part, which starts now counting with PART0001 instead of PART0000. We got several requests to change this. To be compatible, fdasd changes the old data set names to the new ones and prints the messages below. Volker > For those who start to play with RedHat, I found that disks created > in CDL format with the SuSE 7.2 beta code could not be mounted in my > RedHat 7.2 system (latest Rawhide level). Rather than try out all possible > combination I guess I should look at the patches to see where this has > happened. > Jan 25 15:56:52 linux005 kernel: FAT: bogus logical sector size 783 > Jan 25 15:56:52 linux005 kernel: VFS: Can't find a valid FAT filesystem on dev 5e:20. > When I ran fdasd against it to look at it: > [root@linux005 root]# fdasd /dev/dasdi > reading volume label: VOL1 > reading vtoc : ok > Correcting f1 header number! > Correcting f1 header number! > WARNING: it looks like your DASD has been partitioned with an older > version of fdasd. > Updating data set names... > After I wrote the partition table (not sure if I had to) I could mount again. > The way back to the SuSE 7.2 worked fine.
