Hello Thank You for all your help. There was knoppix launched, so i need to run M$ installation disk to check disk. There was couple of 'Unexpected reboots', so Filesystem may be a bit corrupt. I need to go to office, and do it over there, everything else i did remotely. I'll lunch Windows XP Installation disk, and run 'chkdsk /F /V'. After everything I'll write back. Bye
[ 20.09.2008 12:09 ], b.n. : > Alan McKinnon ha scritto: > >> That's true enough, but I would still be mighty suspicious of those >> numbers. >> >> He has a 31G filesystem, df says he has used 29G worth of blocks and >> du says the total amount of data in those blocks is 19G. The >> difference is always file allocation slack, but a full third of the >> filesystem? >> >> It's not impossible of course. I don't know what the block size is on >> NTFS, but with 1k, you'd need 10 million files each 1 byte to consume >> 10G of slack. With 64k blocks it's something like 150,000 files. >> That's a whole lot of very very tiny files - not impossible, but >> highly unlikely in normal usage[1] >> >> It looks like that disk could bear some investigation, even if only >> for peace of mind. >> >> alan >> >> [1] I wouldn't be surprised if NTFS had some insane block allocation >> policy where this is quite common... or if MS has built some kind of >> hidden backup region (aka AllYouBaseAreBelongToUsFS) into the >> filesystem that is invisible to du > > He said the Windows partition is infected. Could have some virus > corrupted the filesystem? > > m. > > -- Rafał (ert16) Trójniak [EMAIL PROTECTED] : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Jid : [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] GPG key-ID : DD681D47 749F E1DC A58F 9084 BBC0 797A 0691 53D6 DD68 1D47
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