/mnt too large to mount

[Diegu]

Hi Matt

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Mounting root from HAMMER:da13s1d
tryroot da13s1d
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# mount_hammer -o rw /dev/ad2s1d /tmp/fs
<dmesg>
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HAMMER(ROOT)    recovery check    seqno=0006ceb2
HAMMER(ROOT)    recovery range    300000000399da90-300000000399da90
HAMMER(ROOT)    recovery nexto    300000000399da90 endseqno=0006ced3
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</dmesg>
that´s HAMMER working nice on (RO) mode
then again.

# mount -o rw /dev/ad2s1d /tmp/fs
mount_hammer: mount on /tmp/fs: Result too large

<dmesg>
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HAMMER(ROOT)    recovery check    seqno=0370dbbf
HAMMER(ROOT)    recovery range    300000000582bd0-3000000001f65c78
HAMMER(ROOT)    recovery nexto    300000000af64ab0 endseqno=0371bd5b
HAMMER(ROOT)    recovery UNDO 300000000582bd0-3000000001f65c78 (27144360 
Bytes) (RW)
HAMMER(ROOT)    Found REDO_SYNC    30000000055e528
HAMMER(ROOT)    Ignoring extra REDO_SYNC records in UNDO/REDO FIFO
HAMMER(ROOT)    Ignoring extra REDO_SYNC records in UNDO/REDO FIFO
HAMMER(ROOT)    Ignoring extra REDO_SYNC records in UNDO/REDO FIFO
HAMMER(ROOT)    Recovery complete
HAMMER(ROOT)    Recovery redo     300000000582bd0-3000000001f65c78 (27144360 
Bytes) (RW)
HAMMER(ROOT)    Find extended redo    30000000055e528, 149160 extbytes
HAMMER(ROOT)    Find extended redo failed 34, unable to run REDO
HAMMER(ROOT)    End redo recovery
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</dmesg>

if i don´t succeed i´ll be patching the vfs this next week. that will 
succeed to mount (RW) and flush.

thanks

"Matthew Dillon" <dillon at apollo.backplane.com> escribió en el mensaje 
201102160238.p1G2cx4Z039002 at apollo.backplane.com">news:201102160238.p1G2cx4Z039002 at apollo.backplane.com...
> :BUT doing mount_hammer -o rw /dev/ad1s1d /mnt
> :
> :UNDO_REDO etc
> :/mnt too large
> :error.
> :
> :HELP
> :
> :thansk
>
>    I can't find that '/mnt too large' error in the code, what is the
>    precise error message you are getting?
>
> -Matt
> Matthew Dillon
> <dillon at backplane.com>