How does Microport System V/AT handle bad blocks?
Doug Moran
dougm at uport.UUCP
Fri Jan 6 03:36:54 AEST 1989
In article <211 at trevan.UUCP> trevor at trevan.UUCP (trevor) writes:
>This must be the worst bug in Microports system and is worse than most
>viruses. Why didnt Microport warn us of this problem? If they knew
>about it I think it was totally negligent of them not to have told us.
In the Release Notes for Release 2.4 of System V/AT, on page R-21,
is the following:
"File systems greater than approx. 130000 blocks experience corruption
over time that fsck can't repair. fsck may report negative numbers
and corrupt the file system further (#605)."
There *is* a bug in fsck, we *are* aware of it, and we *are*
trying to fix it. And we did try and warn you. How can we
we warn you better (no sarcasm intended; I am trying to make
the Release Notes etc. more user-friendly)?
Doug Moran,
Tech. Pubs.
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