Hi,
Here 'grep -a' output :) << $ grep -a -A1 " 4799691b 46c3f2c6 0 nd 57a416fde" /var/spool/fsvs/6666/66/66/*/dir 0100644 4799691b 46c3f2c6 0 nd 57a416fdec70fc57d208e016b2706df1 6009 151 1 807 1155109 137051 0 0 0 ar_TN 0100644 4799691b 46c3f2c6 0 nd d293dceaa8fb10a5c5588f4ce2d11d7a 6003 151 1 807 1155110 137051 0 0 0 ar_YE $ grep -A1 -a " 4799691b 46c3f2c6 0 nd 57a416fde" /var/spool/fsvs/6666/66/66/*/dir 0100644 4799691b 46c3f2c6 0 nd 57a416fdec70fc57d208e016b2706df1 6009 151 1 807 1155109 137051 0 0 0 ar_TN 0100644 4799691b 46c3f2c6 0 nd d293dceaa8fb10a5c5588f4ce2d11d7a 6003 151 1 807 1155110 137051 0 0 0 ar_YE >> > Strange ... maybe filesystem corruption? > I am not sure, but I do not think so. I think the PC crash, not the hard drive. Of course I can be 100% sure. I did login and I went for a cup of coffee. System was idle (fsvs was not working). When I come back the mouse and everything else did not respond. (Not surprised, few times it happens in last few months). So, I restart, but I did not see even the bios screen. Remove cd/hdd/memory/etc, play a little, but no luck. It is old laptop, but hard drive is ok. Filesystem corruption is possible, for example if laptop hang/crash during a HDD read/write operation. Anyway, if this test case is not important for you (not a bug), I can quickly do sync-repos. That is ok. Btw, fsvs works fine with home directory for example (my work copy is '/'). kind regards, Plamen. ------------------------------------------------------ http://fsvs.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=3928&dsMessageId=988187 To unsubscribe from this discussion, e-mail: [[email protected]].
