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第一个问题搞懂了,ulk3有讲到
As you can see from Figure 18-1, both the superblock and the group descriptors are duplicated in each block group. Only the superblock and the group descriptors included in block group 0 are used by the kernel, while the remaining superblocks and group descriptors are left unchanged; in fact, the kernel doesn't even look at them. When the e2fsck program executes a consistency check on the filesystem status, it refers to the superblock and the group descriptors stored in block group 0, and then copies them into all other block groups. If data corruption occurs and the main superblock or the main group descriptors in block group 0 become invalid, the system administrator can instruct e2fsck to refer to the old copies of the superblock and the group descriptors stored in a block groups other than the first. Usually, the redundant copies store enough information to allow e2fsck to bring the Ext2 partition back to a consistent state.
第二个问题还是没解决 |
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