Hi,
currently I'm looking for the correct usage of the force_geometry option
of xfs_repair. I wasn't able to find more documentation on this option
beside that it exists. Could please somebody explain it to me?
For a more detailed description of my problem: I've got here a hard disk
which is dying at the moment, so I copied all the content with dd_rescue
to a new and bigger one. To use xfs_copy wasn't possible as the
filesystem was already corrupted. So now I've got nearly everything on
the second hard disk (dd_rescue could'nt copy something around 6 or 7
MB), but I can not mount the filesystem or even run xfs_repair on it, as
it fails to find a superblock. I think the problem lies in the fact that
the new disk has a different geometry than the previous one.
Kind regards,
Benedikt Schmidt
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