@surfhosting What mount options are you using for the file system in /etc/fstab? No "log"?
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@surfhosting What mount options are you using for the file system in /etc/fstab? No "log"?
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@surfhosting Maybe it helps?
@surfhosting It has drawbacks. One is that it lacks a log entry for file truncation (or something similar). In FFS, you can sometimes end up with extra data at the end of files that are being written during a crash. WAPBL makes this more common simply because it writes faster.
@surfhosting Technical analysis: https://gnats.netbsd.org/58553
NetBSD Problem Report #58553: ffs: garbage data appended after crash
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