On Thursday July 19, fragabr@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 13:54:50 +1000
> Neil Brown <neilb@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > The resierfs filesystem is trying to access beyond the end of the
> > raid1 array. Maybe some indexing information in the array is
> > corrupted.
> > Did you recreate the array (mdadm --create) after changing to the new
> > drivers? If so, could you have accidentally made it a little smaller?
> >
> > Possibly try running fsck and see if it finds anything to fix.
>
> Hi Neil, I recreated the array after changing to libata. I
> checked the whole filesystem with reiserfsck --rebuild-tree, then
> started it again and the problem happens suddenly.
>
> And regarding the size of array, I just added the whole
> partition to the array:
>
> Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
> /dev/md1 77639736 30127524 47512212 39% /
>
> Array Size : 77642048 (74.05 GiB 79.51 GB)
> Used Dev Size : 77642048 (74.05 GiB 79.51 GB)
>
> Can I compare both values (77639736 with 77642048)? If so,
> there is a difference, if not, I don't know.
Filesystems always reserve some space for internal use, so the size
reported by df is always smaller than the total number of block on the
devices.
What does
od -D -j 65536 -N 4 /dev/md1
show. This is the size the reiserfs thinks it is using. Multiply by
4 and you should get 77642048 or maybe a little less. If you get
more, then reiserfs think the device is bigger than it is. If don't
then I have no idea what the problem is.
NeilBrown
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