Rasmus Bøg Hansen wrote:
> On Thu, 22 Nov 2001, Marcus Grando wrote:
>
>
>>On try start syslog deamon occur this errrors "Input/output error" on many archives /var directory.
>>
>
> Try to run fsck on the /var partition. Also you should check the disk
> for bad blocks. What output do you get from the kernel ('dmesg',
> /var/log/messages etc.)?
>
> It could be a bad disk developing bad sectors.
>
> Rasmus
>
>
On my machine (2.4.15 final) it is the same behaviour. After reboot
the lock files (and only the lock files) are corrupt. With 2.4.14 and
2.4.13 everything works fine. gcc 2.96, e2fsck 1.25, aic7896/97
e2fsck output:
--------------
Pass 1: Checking inodes, blocks, and sizes
Pass 2: Checking directory structure
Entry 'kudzu' in /lock/subsys (30001) has deleted/unused inode 30005.
Clear? yes
Entry 'network' in /lock/subsys (30001) has deleted/unused inode 30006.
Clear? yes
Entry 'syslog' in /lock/subsys (30001) has deleted/unused inode 30007.
Clear? yes
Entry 'portmap' in /lock/subsys (30001) has deleted/unused inode 30008.
Clear? yes
Entry 'nfslock' in /lock/subsys (30001) has deleted/unused inode 30009.
Clear? yes
Entry 'random' in /lock/subsys (30001) has deleted/unused inode 30012.
Clear? yes
Entry 'netfs' in /lock/subsys (30001) has deleted/unused inode 30013.
Clear? yes
Entry 'autofs' in /lock/subsys (30001) has deleted/unused inode 30014.
Clear? yes
Entry 'local' in /lock/subsys (30001) has deleted/unused inode 30029.
Clear? yes
Entry 'syslogd.pid' in /run (38001) has deleted/unused inode 38009.
Clear? yes
Entry 'klogd.pid' in /run (38001) has deleted/unused inode 38010.
Clear? yes
Pass 3: Checking directory connectivity
Pass 4: Checking reference counts
Pass 5: Checking group summary information
/var: ***** FILE SYSTEM WAS MODIFIED *****
/var: 23017/66000 files (5.9% non-contiguous), 115364/263168 blocks
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