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I want to develop a system that repairs corrupted xfs/ext4 file system automatically using pxe rescue. To do so, I need to reproduce fs corruption several times during developing. It's nice that ...
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I currently have a 4TB RAID 1 setup on a small, personal Linux server, which is formatted as XFS in LVM. I am interested in enabling the reflink feature of XFS, but I did not do so when I first ...
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According to the Wikipedia page for XFS, the XFS file system supports: Max. volume size: 8 exbibytes − 1 byte Max. file size: 8 exbibytes − 1 byte (Refer to the info-box on right side of the page)...
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Are dentries and inode table same thing? If not what is the purpose of each and where are they stored? How does the filesystem exactly work specifically "ext4" or "xfs"?
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CentOS 7.6, xfs filesystem: We observe hanging backup and compile jobs because utimes() and utimensat() syscalls hang on random files for 90 sec. xfs mount options are rw,relatime,attr2,inode64,...
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The previous situation I had a problem many years ago with an HDD (with a Windows installation and two usual partitions - the boot one and the NTFS one containing the system and the data) with which ...
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My root disk is showing 100% filled space, but checking space used via du it is far less. I tried to zero "deleted" files but still the space is not recovered. It is an xfs file system, but since it ...
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I am currently configuring gentoo on a new machine using an NVME 500Gb SSD. I reboot my computer, select the disk I want to boot off of, grub2 initializes, and then, the error I get is the following: ...
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Is it possible to relabel a partition that was accidentally relabeled with a different file system type? We think we accidentally relabeled sdb1 as XFS when it should have been labeled lvm(8e), after ...
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I tried out default retention periods e.g. to set the Retention date to 2071. When I did the WORMing, everything seems to be OK. From FUSE and also at Brick-Level, the retention was set to 2071 on all ...
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I read about the XFS filesystem and found that it is good at storing large files. Why are some filesystems (XFS) good at storing large files and others (ext4/ext3) are not? Is it because of the ...
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I have a query around mounting file systems of differing types in such a way that a selection of users have r/w access to them. Here's the scenario. I've rebuilt a media server to Centos 7 minimal ...
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I created an xfs partition using fdisk and mkfs.xfs on my 6T hhd. I ended up with only 2T. What is the safest way of expanding the partition to take up all the remaining space without disturbing the ...
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Basically, I need to remove the /home mount point, and just use the / mount point. Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/rhel-root 50G 5.6G 45G 12% / devtmpfs 7.8G 0 7.8G 0% /dev ...
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So I've got several disks on several servers who lost their disks due to a brief network delay. according to mount and /proc/mounts, the disks are rw. When I sudo or try to access a faulty mount, I ...
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My centos7 system has seen many of the following XFS processes viewed using ps aux | wc-l to see about 500 processes, But I don't understand why there are so many XFS processes? Here's some of them ...
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The output of xfs_info is as follows: meta-data=/dev/mapper/vg0-mirror.sjtug isize=512 agcount=13, agsize=268435455 blks = sectsz=512 attr=2, projid32bit=1 ...
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I have two Centos 7 servers with a shared disk mounted via fstab with: /dev/sdb /mnt/shared xfs rw,suid,dev,noexec,auto,user,sync 0 0 I can see the disk and its content on both servers, but ...
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we need to fix filesystem corruption on sdb on redhat 6 version sdb is xfs file system df -h | egrep "Filesystem|/data" Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/sdb 8.2T 7.0T ...
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I have a number of Centos 7 KVM virtual machines running under proxmox. Is there a way to ZERO out all unallocated space with zeros? I have some that are EXT4 and some that are XFS. Reason I want ...
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on a redhat 7.2 (I have no root access there) commands like ls, cat, run in/on some directories/files created within an xfs filesystem hangs. I also observe on dmesg output continous errors like: [Thu ...
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So I was on my desktop computer as usual, and then this happens out of nowhere: For the little time that I've researched about the error, the first message [Firmware Bug]: the BIOS has corrupted hw-...
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I have a CENTOS borgbackup server. All transactions are done over SSH, inside a bind-mounted chroot jail. Most of this detail is probably unnecessary, but I thought a little context might help. I ...
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I need to increase space on my data volgroup in a VM. The VM is running CentOS 6.6, and it is not the root partition. Two physical raw disks are currently two physical volumes, that are part of ...
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I know that EXT superblock information can be found using dumpe2fs -h /dev/sda1, but what is the XFS equivalent of this? The best I have found so far is xfs_info /dev/sda1, but this doesn't seem to ...
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