If you're writing to a CF card, your filesystem can break. Your CF card
sectors can wear out. Then the CF card marks them as bad blocks and it
will show the filesystem as being used up. Don't write to a CF card very
often.
Sean
Gustin Johnson wrote:
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Robert Rawlins - Think Blue wrote:
Hello Raimund,
Thanks for all your input so far, I greatly appreciate it! I tried to mount
the partition a second time however it won't let me, just complains that
it's busy.
voyage:~# mount -t ext2 -r /dev/disk/by-label/ROOT_FS /mnt
mount: /dev/disk/by-label/ROOT_FS already mounted or /mnt busy
mount: according to mtab, /dev/disk/by-label/ROOT_FS is mounted on /
Actually, you should be creating a mount point under /mnt, using mnt as
a mount point is a bad, bad idea. mkdir a new directory then try
mounting that. Also, instead of -r, try "-o ro"
I'm also not keen to run the e2fsck just yet as I get a horrible warning at
the start telling me not to do this on a mounted FS. Is there any way to
have fsck run on the next reboot before the fs is mounted and make any
repairs it needs to?
tune2fs -c 1 -C 1 /dev/hda1
- -c = max mount count
- -C = mount count
Then reboot. I am assuming that you have serial access to the device
remotely? I would reboot once without running the previous command,
just to make sure it reboots.
If you don't have serial access, I would replace the device in the field
and work on this in the lab. If there is something wrong with the file
system, you might not be able to boot again.
Hth,
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