-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 >> [3096069.218830] XFS (sdf100): Log I/O Error Detected. Shutting >> down filesystem [3096069.218833] XFS (sdf100): Please umount the >> filesystem and rectify the problem(s) > > triggered a shutdown and told you what to do next. Okay, here I'll pick nits. I hope you're not sick of me yet. 1) I would LOVE to unmount the FS, but how? umount /dev/xxx ... device no longer there. umount /media/xxx ... mount point no longer there. 2) I can't rectify the problems exactly because the FS is mounted (according to xfs_repair [ustat]), yet not mounted (according to /proc/mounts). .... unless rectifying the problem means reporting this as a bug. :-) 3) "Shutting down filesystem" ... isn't this when the new device should no longer be detected as mounted? 4) come to think of it, if XFS is shutting down, why isn't it unmounting itself? Anyway, sorry if I'm being annoying, but I'm really really convinced this is wrong. :-) Martin -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJTjlMuAAoJELsEaSRwbVYrzOAP/36uqrKeKBlAss8ILg9cwdtI cXxGG7kAPCI2r+jTNCmHnMsJW4ujptVB3jllIlNPiF+oglZHEFf2bhfoYL8D5q+0 oxHiaOuvU590hBfELf+yPHNxkTPpUirhF5VymwqD+ZvV/TEjuw/VvGZ8pAU4bZHv v4vfDX2ExCHqK3d5j7D5u5YF4wD754yTq+5Qz5L944JKubXCK2uo0xt7i3QluIMJ dcEHPw1LXIKjjmsTZ2BaCSUwtfLGnQhGp2mHQY2Oe8KeRx8Jog7reNjazcFqI5hn Ap6Q9ugSbtSn200e4P2pBbQOEsaHgfA9HzAQYZ6rhQk/Wrjr2I34uVxySNDn0RQk EbjBFV04DjoiLPfff/tWvHtUNR3yZ3X0ssV5kLbfub4nPk0dMApaDI/pB8j//+Qu 4CHZgtodi//9hOFaBX9h/3vJl5aD6XddUVznZGP+0W/W2Gifev5xr+jSiUK00xk6 xLGelmUdtkq5IlFNizXZU/QcTzLW2gcB2oyW0NpoMBqEhsGCFG6IE85H/POtV7Io otgBiWxBgxYEzGm73krja3yQlflKfuPK+SKJZue/liK5eNuIt8FRFmMH8jK/dGTc 6BMZ66Mnt2Pn7UkewLFmH0XtAPcMO7lyCEBBN0iG0s3f7Vg1T7b0tamNcaThkPt/ 476Ebh9LGukDmcNXeyXo =C9nD -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ xfs mailing list xfs@xxxxxxxxxxx http://oss.sgi.com/mailman/listinfo/xfs
