Hi Rob,
I would recommend fsck'ing the hfsplus filesystem before you mount it
again just to see if this fixes the broken filesystem, especially
because the filesystem is reporting "hfs: walked past end of dir" - this
alludes to the fact that the underlying btree is messed up somewhere and
needs fixing with fsck.
The seg faulting is probably because of a broken filesystem, but yes, it
shouldn't break like that.
So..
1. fsck the hfsplus
2. remount
3. do a find across the entire volume, perhaps even exercise it like:
sudo find /path/to/mounted/volume/ -print -exec dd if={} of=/dev/null \;
-- this will find every file and copy it to /dev/null just to make sure
every file can be read
4. check for any errors in dmesg
Colin
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hfsplus oops, corrupted file system
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/202595
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