Hi!
I was really stupid! I have defragmented my ext3 partition with e2defrag,
altought i have done that many times in debian without problems on my new gentoo
installation it had bad results. When i wanted to boot this partition i got
serious e2fsck errors.
It has reported that (only) inode 8 has illegal blocks, so i have run e2fsck -fy
/dev/hda2, which has cleared the illegal blocks in inode 8. After this was done
i copied the whole partition with cp -pr to a different location and created a
new ext3 filesystem on /dev/hda2.
Is it possible, that i got so much luck, that only the journalling inode was
corrupted, and the rest of my system is intact? How can i make shure that the
previous assumption is true?
Tibor Tarnai
Junior Developer
SAP Labs Hungary
1031 Budapest Z?hony u. 7.
Tel: +36 1 885 7237
Fax: +36 1 885 7575
mailto:tibor.tarnai at sap.com <mailto:tibor.tarnai at sap.com>
http://www.sap.hu <http://www.sap.hu/>
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