On Sat, Nov 17, 2018 at 07:55:33PM -0500, R. Clayton wrote:
> I'm on this
>
> # uname -a
> OpenBSD AngkorWat.rclayton.net 6.4 GENERIC.MP#364 amd64
>
> #
>
> and I'm trying to write some file systems on this
>
> # disklabel -p g sd1
> # /dev/rsd1c:
> type: SCSI
> disk: SCSI disk
> label: Rugged FW USB3
> duid: 7e82b7f3472419e3
> flags:
> bytes/sector: 512
> sectors/track: 63
> tracks/cylinder: 255
> sectors/cylinder: 16065
> cylinders: 243201
> total sectors: 3907029168 # total bytes: 1863.0G
> boundstart: 0
^
You didn't run fdisk -i on the disk, right?
-Otto
> boundend: 3907029168
> drivedata: 0
> 16 partitions:
> # size offset fstype [fsize bsize cpg]
> c: 1863.0G 0 unused
> i: 600.0G 128 4.2BSD 8192 65536 1
> j: 600.0G 1258291328 4.2BSD 8192 65536 1
> k: 663.0G 2516582528 4.2BSD 8192 65536 1
>
> #
>
> so I do this
>
> # newfs sd1i
>
> /dev/rsd1i: 614399.9MB in 1258291072 sectors of 512 bytes
>
> 189 cylinder groups of 3264.88MB, 52238 blocks, 104960 inodes each
>
> super-block backups (for fsck -b #) at:
>
> 128, 6686592, 13373056, 20059520, 26745984, 33432448, 40118912, 46805376,
> 53491840,
> 60178304, 66864768, 73551232, 80237696, 86924160, 93610624, 100297088,
> 106983552,
> 113670016, 120356480, 127042944, 133729408, 140415872, 147102336,
> 153788800, 160475264,
> 167161728, 173848192, 180534656, 187221120, 193907584, 200594048,
> 207280512, 213966976,
> 220653440, 227339904, 234026368, 240712832, 247399296, 254085760,
> 260772224, 267458688,
> 274145152, 280831616, 287518080, 294204544, 300891008, 307577472,
> 314263936, 320950400,
> 327636864, 334323328, 341009792, 347696256, 354382720, 361069184,
> 367755648, 374442112,
> 381128576, 387815040, 394501504, 401187968, 407874432, 414560896,
> 421247360, 427933824,
> 434620288, 441306752, 447993216, 454679680, 461366144, 468052608,
> 474739072, 481425536,
> 488112000, 494798464, 501484928, 508171392, 514857856, 521544320,
> 528230784, 534917248,
> 541603712, 548290176, 554976640, 561663104, 568349568, 575036032,
> 581722496, 588408960,
> 595095424, 601781888, 608468352, 615154816, 621841280, 628527744,
> 635214208, 641900672,
> 648587136, 655273600, 661960064, 668646528, 675332992, 682019456,
> 688705920, 695392384,
> 702078848, 708765312, 715451776, 722138240, 728824704, 735511168,
> 742197632, 748884096,
> 755570560, 762257024, 768943488, 775629952, 782316416, 789002880,
> 795689344, 802375808,
> 809062272, 815748736, 822435200, 829121664, 835808128, 842494592,
> 849181056, 855867520,
> 862553984, 869240448, 875926912, 882613376, 889299840, 895986304,
> 902672768, 909359232,
> 916045696, 922732160, 929418624, 936105088, 942791552, 949478016,
> 956164480, 962850944,
> 969537408, 976223872, 982910336, 989596800, 996283264, 1002969728,
> 1009656192,
> 1016342656, 1023029120, 1029715584, 1036402048, 1043088512, 1049774976,
> 1056461440,
> 1063147904, 1069834368, 1076520832, 1083207296, 1089893760, 1096580224,
> 1103266688,
> 1109953152, 1116639616, 1123326080, 1130012544, 1136699008, 1143385472,
> 1150071936,
> 1156758400, 1163444864, 1170131328, 1176817792, 1183504256, 1190190720,
> 1196877184,
> 1203563648, 1210250112, 1216936576, 1223623040, 1230309504, 1236995968,
> 1243682432,
> 1250368896, 1257055360,
> newfs: ioctl (WDINFO): Input/output error
> newfs: /dev/rsd1i: can't rewrite disk label
>
> #
>
> and that doesn't look too cool, so I try this
>
> # fsck /dev/sd1i
> ** /dev/rsd1i
> ** File system is clean; not checking
>
> #
>
> Huh. But newfs is cheap, so I try it again
>
> # newfs sd1i
> /dev/rsd1i: 614399.9MB in 1258291072 sectors of 512 bytes
> 189 cylinder groups of 3264.88MB, 52238 blocks, 104960 inodes each
> super-block backups (for fsck -b #) at:
> 128, 6686592, 13373056, 20059520, 26745984, 33432448, 40118912, 46805376,
> 53491840,
> 60178304, 66864768, 73551232, 80237696, 86924160, 93610624, 100297088,
> 106983552,
> 113670016, 120356480, 127042944, 133729408, 140415872, 147102336,
> 153788800, 160475264,
> 167161728, 173848192, 180534656, 187221120, 193907584, 200594048,
> 207280512, 213966976,
> 220653440, 227339904, 234026368, 240712832, 247399296, 254085760,
> 260772224, 267458688,
> 274145152, 280831616, 287518080, 294204544, 300891008, 307577472,
> 314263936, 320950400,
> 327636864, 334323328, 341009792, 347696256, 354382720, 361069184,
> 367755648, 374442112,
> 381128576, 387815040, 394501504, 401187968, 407874432, 414560896,
> 421247360, 427933824,
> 434620288, 441306752, 447993216, 454679680, 461366144, 468052608,
> 474739072, 481425536,
> 488112000, 494798464, 501484928, 508171392, 514857856, 521544320,
> 528230784, 534917248,
> 541603712, 548290176, 554976640, 561663104, 568349568, 575036032,
> 581722496, 588408960,
> 595095424, 601781888, 608468352, 615154816, 621841280, 628527744,
> 635214208, 641900672,
> 648587136, 655273600, 661960064, 668646528, 675332992, 682019456,
> 688705920, 695392384,
> 702078848, 708765312, 715451776, 722138240, 728824704, 735511168,
> 742197632, 748884096,
> 755570560, 762257024, 768943488, 775629952, 782316416, 789002880,
> 795689344, 802375808,
> 809062272, 815748736, 822435200, 829121664, 835808128, 842494592,
> 849181056, 855867520,
> 862553984, 869240448, 875926912, 882613376, 889299840, 895986304,
> 902672768, 909359232,
> 916045696, 922732160, 929418624, 936105088, 942791552, 949478016,
> 956164480, 962850944,
> 969537408, 976223872, 982910336, 989596800, 996283264, 1002969728,
> 1009656192,
> 1016342656, 1023029120, 1029715584, 1036402048, 1043088512, 1049774976,
> 1056461440,
> 1063147904, 1069834368, 1076520832, 1083207296, 1089893760, 1096580224,
> 1103266688,
> 1109953152, 1116639616, 1123326080, 1130012544, 1136699008, 1143385472,
> 1150071936,
> 1156758400, 1163444864, 1170131328, 1176817792, 1183504256, 1190190720,
> 1196877184,
> 1203563648, 1210250112, 1216936576, 1223623040, 1230309504, 1236995968,
> 1243682432,
> 1250368896, 1257055360,
>
> # fsck /dev/sd1i
> ** /dev/rsd1i
> ** File system is clean; not checking
>
> #
>
> Well. Except the same thing happens when I put a file system on sd1j and
> sd1k:
> the first newfs complains about WDINFO, but fsck is fine and the second newfs
> doesn't complain. Just to be sure, I did
>
> # fsck /dev/sd1k
> ** /dev/rsd1k
> BAD SUPER BLOCK: MAGIC NUMBER WRONG
>
> LOOK FOR ALTERNATE SUPERBLOCKS? [Fyn?] n
>
>
> #
>
> before running newfs on sd1k. Any ideas or explanations?
>
