[haiku-bugs] Re: [Haiku] #10194: Ext3 500GB HDD mounted only as read-only
- From: "korli" <trac@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2013 07:15:15 -0000
#10194: Ext3 500GB HDD mounted only as read-only
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Reporter: MichaelPeppers | Owner: korli
Type: bug | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: R1
Component: File Systems/ext2 | Version: R1/Development
Resolution: | Keywords: ext3 read-only
Blocked By: | Blocking:
Has a Patch: 0 | Platform: All
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Old description:
> As the title says, everytime I'm trying to mount this Harddisk in R/W
> mode it silently fails then Haiku proceeds to mount it as read-only.
> Syslog only says this:
> {{{
> KERN: [34mext2:[0m Inode::EnableFileCache(): Failed to create file
> cache
> KERN: [34mext2:[0m AllocationBlockGroup(226,7405568)::Initialize():
> Mismatch between counted free blocks (16375/32768) and what is set on the
> group descriptor (0)
> KERN: [34mext2:[0m could not initialize block allocator, going read-
> only!
> }}}
> On every other system I use this HDD (Win XP, Linux Mint Debian) it works
> in R/W mode just fine
> (StyledEdit is not showing some characters on these lines by the way)
New description:
As the title says, everytime I'm trying to mount this Harddisk in R/W mode
it silently fails then Haiku proceeds to mount it as read-only. Syslog
only says this:
{{{
KERN: [34mext2:[0m Inode::EnableFileCache(): Failed to create file cache
KERN: [34mext2:[0m AllocationBlockGroup(226,7405568)::Initialize():
Mismatch between counted free blocks (16375/32768) and what is set on the
group descriptor (0)
KERN: [34mext2:[0m could not initialize block allocator, going read-only!
}}}
On every other system I use this HDD (Win XP, Linux Mint Debian) it works
in R/W mode just fine
(StyledEdit is not showing some characters on these lines by the way)
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Comment (by korli):
Please indicate the revision used.
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Ticket URL: <http://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/10194#comment:1>
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