[PC-BSD Testing] UFS+Journaling
Gary B. Corell
wa5qjh at xmission.com
Thu Aug 21 14:39:12 PDT 2008
I know we switched back to UFS +softupdates but I ran into problems with
the journaling when we were testing that with 08082008. I have three
FreeBSD partitions running on the same disk here. A plain 6.3 that I had
used as my "safe" partition, a PCBSD1.5.1 and a small 10GB PCBSD7
08082008. partition. In order to make a few things accessible from all
three partitions I have one slice( subslice?) designated as /pub on the
plain 6.3FreeBSD. Not having had problems before I also made a couple
more partitions avaialble to the PCBSD7 by putting them accessible in
/etc/fstab. and the PCBSD7 partition available to the 6.3FreeBSD partition.
after a coule of reboots and a couple switches back and forth, THe
PCBSD7 partpition was complaining of some kind of failure and so was the
6.3FreeBSD partition.
So, the questions arise,
1. Is there any way to /fsck /a UFS+journaing partition?
2. Was there anything published about not doing what I did?
3. Should they have affected each other?
I dont know if this is related or not, but I have developed a strong
preference for a "Clean Install" after having dealt with vagaries in XP
over the last year. I know in Freebsd when you assign lables you can tag
a slice to be newfs, which I believe entails a format of some kind. I
could be wrong. But when I installed 08152008, it seems I had to do it
twice to get a good install.
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Gary B. Corell
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