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On 01/08/2014 07:05 PM, Thomas Hoffmann wrote:
> I experienced that exact same panic back on 9.1-RELEASE. Every time I
> executed a command that used /var, my system would panic. I cleared it =
by
> running fsck -y on all filesystems while in single user mode, so that i=
s
> the first thing I would try in spite of the fact that (unfortunately)
> running fsck on GCE is a "bit hard". Sorry.

No problem. Any idea how we both ended up with the same file system
corruption?

Julian



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