Humdinger <humdingerb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > It's a folder with a dozen icons. All of them can be opened in Icon-O > -Matic. I had no idea > anything was wrong until I tried to duplicate it. > > I had a look into the serial log and it says: > > bfs: InitCheck:301: Bad data > bfs: inode at 262148 is corrupt! > bfs: InitCheck:301: Bad data > bfs: inode at 262148 is corrupt! > > Since there's no chkbfs any more, how do you correct this or check if > there are more > errors lurking in the dark? That chkbfs is missing is pretty unfortunate, as it's something BFS inherently needs to at least free blocks that weren't freed before a crash. The original BeOS chkbfs didn't do anything else, anyway. I guess it will still take some time until the feature will be usable again in Haiku. > Can I just copy the folder and delete the original and everything's > hanky-dory? That may or may not work, depending on how corrupted your disk is. > > In any case, every bug should be documented somewhere, and the bug > > tracker seems to be the best place to do so :-) > In this case there's no info how the corruption took place, so I > guess refrain from adding > an unsolvable bug to the tracker. Agreed. Bye, Axel.