by Peter & Emiko Hal » Wed, 08 May 1996 04:00:00
while removing newsgroups in netscape 2.01, the keyboard froze and I had no
choice but a cold reboot. The file system was of course damaged. I am unable to
access the drive on which I have my linux partition. I have a rescue floppy but I
can not run fsck as it complains that the superblock is corrupt. I need to know
what are the numbers for alternate superblocks that would be still operational.
1. Bad Superblock, kernel panic, help please.
After a proper shutdown and reboot, Linux died with a kernel panic
when attempting to mount the root filesystem.
Booting from a rescue disk, I ran e2fsck which reported a bad magic number
in superblock. Followed by invalid superblock, unable to read ext2 fs.
Do I have any options for recovering this partition?
Or data stored on it?
--Mark
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