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Got my new HD installed but fsck.reiserfs found some problems which it fixed. System runs stable but I'd really like to make a total check to see if the drive really is ok. Any diagnostic/checking utilities for this?
My /boot is ext2, / and /home are reiserfs.
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badblocks should give you information about the physical state of your harddisk. best would be to use its read-/write-tests but to fully take advantage of these it would mean to destroy all data on the disk by writing random data onto each block. :?
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fsck.reiserfs didn't say anything about bad blocks, just plainly reported "1 corruption found" and told me to --rebuild-tree. Then again, this was the first time I've ever used fsck.reiserfs so maybe the part with the corruption wasn't so clear to me.
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well, i've seen servers which needed a hdd replacement over and over until we realized it was their ram... :twisted:
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I've stumbled across the problem with RAM during my days as a PC support but that is not the case this time.
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I've stumbled across the problem with RAM during my days as a PC support but that is not the case this time.
i cross my fingers, hope you go lucky with your harddrive. good luck!
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