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请问各位大侠关于superblock损坏恢复的问题
Recovering from super block errors
If you receive one of the following errors from the fsck or mount commands,
problem may be a corrupted (or dirty) superblock.
fsck: Not an AIX3 file system
fsck: Not an AIXV3 file system
fsck: Not an AIX4 file system
fsck: Not an AIXV4 file system
fsck: Not a recognized file system type
mount: invalid argument
The problem can be resolved by restoring the backup of the superblock
primary superblock using one of the following commands:
dd count=1 bs=4k skip=31 seek=1 if=/dev/lv00 of=/dev/lv00
The following command works only for AIX Version 4:
fsck -p /dev/lv00
Once the restoration process is completed, check the integrity of the
by issuing the fsck command.
fsck /dev/lv00
In many cases, restoration of the backup of the superblock to the primary
superblock will recover the file system. If this does not resolve the
recreate the file system and restore the data from a backup. |
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