[Ocfs2-tools-users] Recovering corrupted files

[Chris Poupart]

Sunil Mushran wrote:
> Remember the path is relative to the device. Remove the "mount location".
>
> Do:
> # debugfs.ocfs2 /dev/etherd/e1.0p5
> And then do "ls". It will list the root of the device. You can then
> use cd to change dir, etc.
>
Ah.  That does make more sense.

This is the result, which really does not look good.  I will have a 
closer look when I get to the office in an hour or so.

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        Inode: 33248   Mode: 0660   Generation: 638431667 (0x260db1b3)
        FS Generation: 1636854859 (0x61906c4b)
        Type: Regular   Flags:
        User: 175 (oracle)   Group: 502 (oinstall)   Size: 0
        Links: 0   Clusters: 0
        ctime: 0x446f3d8f -- Sat May 20 12:02:23 2006
        atime: 0x446f3d8e -- Sat May 20 12:02:22 2006
        mtime: 0x446f3d8f -- Sat May 20 12:02:23 2006
        dtime: 0x446f3d8f -- Sat May 20 12:02:23 2006
        ctime_nsec: 0x0e255db5 -- 237329845
        atime_nsec: 0x36eb4822 -- 921389090
        mtime_nsec: 0x0e255db5 -- 237329845
        Last Extblk: 0
        Sub Alloc Slot: 0   Sub Alloc Bit: 2
        Tree Depth: 0   Count: 115   Next Free Rec: 0
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Looks like I may be holding out for a journal copy after all! :-/

-- Chris