filesystem
Superuser
root at grumbly.UUCP
Sat Mar 17 11:27:29 AEST 1990
I've been having some wierdness with my root filesystem.
1) Last night I suddenely had only 11 inodes according to df. I really had
about 10,000. When I fsck'd, it said the problem was fixed, but it still
only showed 11 inodes. After reading some books, I tried fsck and as soon
as it was done I powered down. I restarted the computer, cleaned the
power off mess and I had my 10000 inodes back - everything looked fine.
2) This afternoon, after working fine this morning, when I use df the root
filesystem isn't reported - only the /dev/u. But if I use
df /dev/root then it reports it ok, but it wont report
df /dev/rroot - which is normal??
What is afoot here - I'm paranoid some evil presence is at work in the
filesystem.
Something that is probably relevant --> I have an intermittent bad cylinder
on the hard drive
Anybody want to take a stab at this one.
I'm running SCO Unix 3.2.1 (Open Desktop ,but this happens in straight unix)
Mylex 20 Mhz w/ 80387
8 megs memory
Miniscience HH1090 --> /dev/root
Miniscribe 3085 --> /dev/u
Western Digital 1006
Thank you for your great wisdom
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