> I thought maybe something's corrupt, and so tried doing an "fsck -f
> /dev/wd0g". I get the following:
>
> ** /dev/rwd0g
> ** File system is already clean
> cannot alloc 4294966956 bytes for inphead
>
> I figure doing an fsck might set things right, but the above error stops me.
>
> The partition sizes show up fine under NetBSD btw. I even tried doing
> an "fsck -f" from NetBSD in single user mode, it said everything's
> fine. =/
various bsds have changed the superblock over time. they are no
longer the same. running fsck on a different filesystem is a good way
to break it.
Eeps! So even between the 3 Free/Net/OpenBSD's there are differences
in the superblocks eh?
Going thru the list archives[1] I found a thread where the user has a
similar problem. Though, in that case, the user was running
3.8-CURRENT and upgrading to a newer kernel solved the problem.
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NetBSD/i386 3.0 + pkgsrc-current | OpenBSD/i386 3.9
