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We have backup two days ago, but this server is a busy mail server. So two |
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days mail missing is a big deal. So we have to try our best to recover it |
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any way. |
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Thanks for your advice. |
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Penghui Wang |
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On 9/17/07, Randy Barlow <randy@×××××××××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> Penghui Wang wrote: |
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> > Thanks very much, David, |
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> > Could you tell me why you said that the problem is one of the drivers |
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> > and not the controller? In my opinion, i think the filesystem has been |
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> > broken by the force online and force check operations. So i am afraid if |
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> > i remove one of the disks, then the current stuation will be changed, |
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> > and it would be harder to recover the filesystem. |
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> > The extened partition sda4, contained two logic partitions. swap and |
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> > /home. Now both of them disappeared, and there is a wrong beginning and |
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> > end cylinker sda5 there. |
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> > If i create the two partition manully as the very same both begining and |
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> > end as before, is it helpfull. Or there are some other partition scaning |
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> > program i could use? |
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> Do you have a good backup you can restore from rather than trying to |
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> reconstruct the array with possibly bad hardware? That could be an |
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> easier route to go with, depending on the situation... |
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> Randy Barlow |
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> http://electronsweatshop.com |
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> gentoo-server@g.o mailing list |
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Wang Penghui |
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http://www.extmail.org |
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http://www.postfix.org.cn |
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