Re: too many inodes?

[christos%astron.com@localhost (Christos Zoulas)]

In article <CAOaX04PBWG4P2cQ31v0gZ7mPZa7bC-jRvC2fusdoJL-WgOFA2g%mail.gmail.com@localhost>,
Michael Cheponis  <Michael.Cheponis%gmail.com@localhost> wrote:
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>I plugged in a 10TB USB disk, was working fine, then today it got weird.
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>*# ls
>/t>â??x4Sâ??â??XWеâ??3â??â??Hjâ??â??lâ??â??gwâ??â??â??â??,â??=â??&â??Xâ??â??צAâ??â??â??Bâ??w  l: Invalid argument*
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>*# umount -f /t*
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>*# fsck -f -tffs /dev/dk0** /dev/rdk0** File system is already clean** Last
>Mounted on /t** Phase 1 - Check Blocks and Sizestoo many inodes
>18446744073214959280*
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>Is the data gone that I've been loading onto it for the past several weeks?

Try using an alternative superblock.

christos