El 8/9/26 a las 15:40, RVP escribió:
On Mon, 7 Sep 2026, Ramiro Aceves wrote:
I created the filesystem in Linux, I think I was recommended to do it that way.
Use newfs_ext2fs(8) instead.
I have also done fsck always on Linux. Should I fsck in NetBSD?
Well, fsck_ext2fs(8) should be OK if the FS was created using newfs_ext2fs(8).
But, e2fsprogs is available in pkgsrc, so I would just use e2fsck(8) from
that--as I do always.
-RVP
Thanks, RVP.
Last night, I ran fsck.ext2 from e2fsprogs. I think it took longer than
when I ran it under Linux, as it had been running for more than an hour
and still hadn’t finished when I went to bed. So I can’t say for certain
how long it actually took. Apparently, though, it worked fine, the
filesystem was repaired and could delete all under
/mnt/datos/COPIA_NETBSD_8I7/*.
This seems to be an endless nightmare: two different operating systems
“touching” the same filesystem with different ext2 implementations and
possible bugs. Probably not a great idea (I’m the culprit here)....
I’ll stop here for now until I find something relevant.
Regards.
Ramiro.
