> sugerez un test (nedistructiv1) cu programul fabricantului hard > diskului. e posibil ca pur si simplu sa ai un defect > de asemenea ai la dispozitie si debugreiserfs, precum si optiunile lui > reiserfsck. uita-te in manual , mai ales dupa -rebuild-** si -fix-fixable.
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