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(Solved) Reiserfs errors

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Got home today after work to find multiple errors on the server monitor.  This is after a rebuild of disk 6 last night and a parity check this morning.

 

Reiserfs error (device md6): vs-13070 reiserfs_read_locked_inode: i/o failure ocurred trying to find stat data of [3188 3189 0x0 SD]

 

Syslog is attached.

syslog-2012-08-01.txt.zip

See check file systems in my sig. Post the results of reiserfsck --check.

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Good news.

 

I ran --check.  It told me to run --rebuild-tree.  I ran it early this morning, got back all is good.

 

Now, how can i delete the lost+found fold on the drive?  It has 0 items inside but yet it says I don't have permission to do this operation. 

Good news.

 

I ran --check.  It told me to run --rebuild-tree.  I ran it early this morning, got back all is good.

 

Now, how can i delete the lost+found fold on the drive?  It has 0 items inside but yet it says I don't have permission to do this operation.

Then, it is probably not empty, or, you are trying to delete it from Windows and it is owned by root.

 

Easiest is to delete it via telnet, after verifying it is really empty.

 

Type

mc

That will put you in "midnight commander"

Navigate to the lost+found folder, verify it is empty, if it is, delete the folder.

 

 

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Yep.  It work.  I did it from the console.  I was trying to delete it from a Mac not Windows.. 

 

Thanks for the help  :)

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