Oh, one more thing:
If you had followed any of the advice on the linux-raid wiki, you'd have
been pointed to my lsdrv project on github:
https://github.com/pturmel/lsdrv
(Still just python2, sorry.)
On 9/10/22 16:14, Phil Turmel wrote:
Hi Luigi,
On 9/10/22 15:55, Luigi Fabio wrote:
Well, I found SOMETHING of decided interest: when I run dumpe2fs with
any backup superblock, this happens:
---
Filesystem created: Tue Nov 4 08:56:08 2008
Last mount time: Thu Aug 18 21:04:22 2022
Last write time: Thu Aug 18 21:04:22 2022
---
So the backups have not been updated since boot-before-last? That
would explain why, when fsck tries to use those backups, it comes up
with funny results.
Interesting.
Is this ...as intended, I wonder? Does it also imply that any file
that was written to > aug 18th will be in an indeterminate state? That
would seem to be the implication.
Hmm. I wouldn't have thought so, but maybe the backup blocks don't get
updated as often?
{ I think you are about as far as I would have gotten myself, if I
allowed myself to get there. }
Phil
