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What would a filesystem check look like if there's errors on a disk?

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I was told there might be corruption on disk 4 and to check the filesystem. I followed all the tips but disk 4 barely had any files on it and at the time it took like 10 seconds. I didn't see anything saying ERROR or giving me any corrections to do. I ran the -nv command for the check. Can someone tell me what I should be looking for to know if there's something I need to fix?

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With -n nothing will be done, also the xfs_repair output doesn't always make it clear that corruption was found, unless the fs has a lot of issues, a way to check is to first run with -n and look at the exit code, 0 means no corruption detected, 1 means corruption detected, if the latter case run it again without -n.

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What does removing -n do? Does that then correct it? I only ever did -nv so maybe nothing was corrected

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3 minutes ago, FlyingTexan said:

Does that then correct it?

yes.

 

3 minutes ago, FlyingTexan said:

I only ever did -nv so maybe nothing was corrected

Not maybe, for sure, even if corruption was found.

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