October 19, 201114 yr Hey guys, I know how to perform a reiserfsck on my disks that are in the array: (example for disk1) cd samba stop umount /dev/md1 reiserfsck --check /dev/md1 But what commands should I use to perform a reiserfsck check on my cache disk? Can't find it anywhere here, sorry..
October 19, 201114 yr Hey guys, I know how to perform a reiserfsck on my disks that are in the array: (example for disk1) cd samba stop umount /dev/md1 reiserfsck --check /dev/md1 But what commands should I use to perform a reiserfsck check on my cache disk? Can't find it anywhere here, sorry.. It would need to be un-mounted, but it does not have an "md" device. Easiest is to un-assign it as cache... (that way is is un-mounted and not in use) Then run reiserfsck on its FIRST partition. If its device is /dev/sdf, then the first partition is /dev/sdf1 and the command would be: reiserfsck --check /dev/sdf1 (modify the above command as needed for your specific "device" but remember that to reference the first partition, the three letter device name must have a "1" appended to its name. If reiserfsck complains of not being able to find a superblock, odds are you gave the wrong device name.
October 19, 201114 yr Author Ok thanx! I'l try and find out how I can find what device to refer to and try it.
October 19, 201114 yr You're running 4.7 so go to the devices page and the device ID appears as part of the number you assign. It will be in brackets - (sdf) for example. Peter
October 20, 201114 yr Author Aha, Thanx, that worked. It's almost finished Pre-Clearing (after 20 hours). I'll try and use it as cache disk again. Let's hope the share problem is gone! Bart
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