How To Resolve Sda1 Xfs_log_force 5 Filesystem Error Returned

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Today’s guide is designed to help you when you receive an error code returned by the sda1 xfs_log_force error 5 file system.

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XFS encountered an I/O error here, but when trying to write data, this number indicates a problem with the underlying RAM devices or disks. We need to check if there were any obstructions in the underlying storage devices, but we also need to repair the XFS file system by following the steps below.

kernel: XFS (dm-0): corruption detected Unmount process and XFS xfs_repairKernel: (dm-0): xfs_do_force_shutdown (0x8) offline with call 1369 from fs/xfs/xfs_buf.c. Sender address 0xffffffffa01efd4cKernel:=XFS Corruption (dm-0): Data in memory detected. File system packingKernel: (dm-0): xfs unmount the entire filesystem and fix the issue(s):Kernel (dm-0): xfs Xfs_log_force: 5.XFS error returned:Kernel (dm-0): Xfs_log_force: 5.XFS error returned:Kernel (dm-0): Xfs_log_force: 5.XFS error returned:Kernel (dm-0): Xfs_log_force: 5.XFS error returned:Kernel (dm-0): Xfs_log_force: 5.XFS error returned:Kernel (dm-0): Xfs_log_force: 5.XFS error returned:Kernel (dm-0): Xfs_log_force: Error 5 returned.Kernel: XFS (dm-0): Xfs_log_force: error 5 returned.

filesystem sda1 xfs_log_force error 5 returned

description RedStian Chiupitu 2015-04-12 21:23:45 UTC

Problem description:I ran into an error on an XFS partition while mounting the partition. I ran Umount and then ran `xfs_repair -n` on it.After all, there is very little free space on the partition itself (a few MB) and over the last week I had to delete a few files with hard links as they kept filling up with new files.Selected component version number (if applicable):Kernel-3.19.3-100.fc20.x86_64How reproducible:once.inPlay steps:I don't have a theory.basic:Real XFS (dm-0): xfs_log_force: critical error returnedAlso: Number xfs_repair -n /dev/mapper/oldHermesVG-homeVol Phase - 1 And find try Superblock... Phase - multiple with internal protocol - scans for free space in the filesystem, but inode mappings... Sb_ifree 185804, 185877 sb_fdblocks counted 8399, counted 24 - Root index fragment found Phase 3 - each for AG... - searching (but not deleting) unrelated lists worked... 1) work with known inodes and provide inode detection...- agno 0 = ( space ) agno = 1 - agno = 2 > agno = 3 - agno = 4 1) agno = 5 - process newly received inodes... No. phase.4 Search - duplicate blocks... - A set of duplicate sights above... Check - how with inodes requiring duplicate blocks... -= Agno 0 - corresponds to agno 3 -= Agno 2 - includes Agno 4 - = Agno 5 - corresponds to Agno 1 Change flag not set, skip period 5 Stage eight - check the connection to the index node ... traversal - file system... . . . : . . . . . . . . .- .intersection .done .... - move disabled inodes to lost+found... Stage 7. Checking the number of links... No flags set for ignoring changes, escaping filesystem dumps, and .Expected results:No mistakes.Further information:

filesystem sda1 xfs_log_force error 5 returned