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From: Jaye Mathisen  <mrcpu@cdsnet.net>
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Subject: I think our fsck is still funky.
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2.2-current, supped this morning.  P120, 2940, Conner 4GB disk.


Copy lots of small files to the disk in lots of directories (like news).

Begin an rm while copying.  

Simulate failure by pulling plug.

Unsimulate failure by re-inerting power cord.

Reboot, fsck disk.

Mount, and try again.  I get crashes in dup_inode, and some ffs_alloc
stuff.

newfs the disk and it's fine.

Me thinks that fsck is still missing some sanity checks.