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Jared Klett wrote: |
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> Partition type? [primary]? |
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> File system type? [ext2]? reiserfs |
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> Start? 0.0 |
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> End? 3600G |
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> (parted) print |
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> Disk geometry for /dev/sdb: 0kB - 3600GB |
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> Disk label type: gpt |
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> Number Start End Size File system Name Flags |
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> 1 17kB 3600GB 3600GB |
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> (parted) quit |
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Hi. |
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I think the "file system" parameter is missing. IMHO it must be 83 or |
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"Linux". |
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There are rumors for Reiserfs not as reliable as it should be, maybe you |
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should consider ext3 journaled, especially since you have such a big |
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volume, so an eventual recovery is much faster. |
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But I don't want to start a flame war; thats what I've heard at "Linux |
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Mailserver Conference" a while ago. |
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BTW: Are jou running an UPS with your 3ware controller? I've just |
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fiddled out how not to corrupt my HDs with the 3ware Inc |
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7xxx/8xxx-series PATA/RAID controller when the nut-ups software shuts |
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down on power failure. |
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Robert |
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