fsck died with error 16 / no way to repair the installation ?

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Hello,

after a USV-Crash last night at one of our customers we have again the same problem as described here a long time ago:

http://forum.proxmox.com/threads/8832-proxmox-crashed-during-restart

Now with proxmox 2.3 installed is there still no way to get this fixed? I will not accept.

I was able to mount the LVM-Data-Partition with PartedMagic and could save my VMs, but now I have to reinstall and copy back the machines. This lasts too long for me. Therefore I am looking for another solution.

As "Quick&Dirty"-solution I am thinking of a simple HDD with saving the images several times a day. Then in the worst case I simply make a fresh install and do a restore from my mounted single disk. What do you think about ?

I searched around and of course found several ways to fsck the disks, but I still get an error when I try this on the "/pve/swap" part.

On the other hand I read about reinstalling GRUB, but this fails too.

Is there an idea for me? Thanks for your help.

@support at proxmox > Will you be able to fix this with a Support Subscription ?


Greetings Marco.
 
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I searched around and of course found several ways to fsck the disks, but I still get an error when I try this on the "/pve/swap" part.

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Hi,
swap isn't a filesystem and not repairable with fsck.
If the content is wrong, simple initialize new with "mkswap -f /dev/pve/swap" (bootet from live-cd or first disable the swap).

Udo
 

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