Re: xfs filesystem corruption with kernel 2.6.37

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Dave,


> 
> 0x780dbd80007f248
> 
> Once again it's corruption in the upper 32 bits of the 64 bit number.
> Those bits should be zero. Perhaps looking at all the trace events
> from recovery might give you a closer approximation of where the bad
> extent records is found....

I have been trying to use the xfs_db xfs_logprint, how ever xfs_logprint bails out when it finds an error. 
How do I look at trace events ?.


Kamal

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