Cannot mount ext3 partition (booting from new master disk) which is viewable with LINUX Rescue boot (when old disk is master) - Help
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| Whilst trying to back up my drive i corrupted the dba2 partition and Fedora Core 3 will now not boot. So i have a new install on another HD disk and am trying to mount the original disk so that i can retrieve some data from it. I can see these files under /mnt/sysimage when i boot with the old disk as master and "linux rescue". It does warn me that not all files are avalible as some are lost but I can see and read the ones which I need. When i make the new disk master and boot from that (everything ok) but I want to mount the old disk (slave). When i try to mount drive it fails: mount -t ext3 /dev/dbb2 /mnt/oldrive mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/dbb2 or too many mounted file systems I have tried e2fsck -f /dev/dbb2 e2fsck -b XXXXX /dev/dbb2 How do i mount it (exactly like linux resue boot) so as to retrieve the still avalible data from the partition. I have also tried mount -t ext3 /dev/dbb2 /mnt/oldrive mount -t ext2 /dev/dbb2 /mnt/oldrive mount /dev/dbb2 /mnt/oldrive mount -t ext3 /dev/dbb2 /mnt/oldrive -o ro mount -t ext2 /dev/dbb2 /mnt/oldrive -o ro mount -t ext3 -o ro.errors=recover,errors=continue /dev/dbb2 /mnt/oldrive mount -t ext2 -o ro.errors=recover,errors=continue /dev/dbb2 /mnt/oldrive always the above error msg if i run "dmesg | more" after "mount -t ext3 /dev/dbb2 /mnt/oldrive" I get: EXT3-fs: (DEVICE hdb2) ext3_check_descripters: Block bitmap for group 0 not in group (block 1853189987) EXT3-fs: Group descriptors corupted ! nothing works. If I can replicate the mount on the linux rescue boot I can get to my data. I do not care about recovering the disk itself. thanks for any help |
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