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From: Andreas Baier <andreas.baier@mindmatics.de>
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Subject: Re: [linux-lvm] Strange behaviour on a SuSE8.0 with LVM
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Hello,

thank you for the quick response.
What runied my fs is nit yet known to me. The disk is ok,  but now I 
know, which programm causes the ioctl - it is badblocks from e2fstool 
Version 1.26


> This is an ioctl command not supported by the LVM driver.
> Check which tool is run so rapidly and you know who causes it.

> Hmmm...
> 
> You didn't mention when the FS was fully checked successfully last time.
> If there was no other device errors after that check, it got probably toasted
> by VM or FS bugs.


I was lucky, the machine was freshly installed and ran just a few 
days, but the home-dir was totally gone. Since home is on a logical 
volume I wondered if it could be a problem. But since LVM 0.9.x I am 
using it and never had problems.


Thank you !

Andreas