Hello,
I am trying to boot the QNX partition from my boot disk.
I gave the following command
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd.
But it gives an error:
mount() of /dev/hd0t77 failed: Input/Output Error.
I hope someone can help me.
Thanks,
Shashank
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Hello,
I am trying to boot the QNX partition from my boot disk.
I gave the following command
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd.
But it gives an error:
mount() of /dev/hd0t77 failed: Input/Output Error.
You first have to do a “mount -p /dev/hd0” and then “mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd”.
I hope someone can help me.
Thanks,
Shashank
Yes, I did
mount -p /dev/hd0 and this command returns success fully. But
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd fails giving an I/O error.
Thanks,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <hsbrown@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:Voyager.021219081551.12247H@node90.ott.qnx.com…
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Hello,
I am trying to boot the QNX partition from my boot disk.
I gave the following command
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd.
But it gives an error:
mount() of /dev/hd0t77 failed: Input/Output Error.
You first have to do a “mount -p /dev/hd0” and then “mount /dev/hd0t77
/hd”.I hope someone can help me.
Thanks,
Shashank
\
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Yes, I did
mount -p /dev/hd0 and this command returns success fully. But
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd fails giving an I/O error.
Can you put dcheck on your floppy and see if that works against the
hard disk? You don’t have to mount the disk, just do a ‘dcheck /dev/hd0’.
If that works, then we will need the traceinfo output when trying to
mount the drive.
Thanks,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219081551.12247H@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Hello,
I am trying to boot the QNX partition from my boot disk.
I gave the following command
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd.
But it gives an error:
mount() of /dev/hd0t77 failed: Input/Output Error.
You first have to do a “mount -p /dev/hd0” and then “mount /dev/hd0t77
/hd”.I hope someone can help me.
Thanks,
Shashank
\
dcheck /dev/hd0 worked fine.
I have attached a file that contains the tracevents
generated after giving:
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd and getting an I/O error.
Your help is sincerely appreciated.
Thanks,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <hsbrown@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:Voyager.021219094051.18079B@node90.ott.qnx.com…
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Yes, I did
mount -p /dev/hd0 and this command returns success fully. But
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd fails giving an I/O error.
Can you put dcheck on your floppy and see if that works against the
hard disk? You don’t have to mount the disk, just do a ‘dcheck /dev/hd0’.
If that works, then we will need the traceinfo output when trying to
mount the drive.Thanks,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219081551.12247H@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Hello,
I am trying to boot the QNX partition from my boot disk.
I gave the following command
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd.
But it gives an error:
mount() of /dev/hd0t77 failed: Input/Output Error.
You first have to do a “mount -p /dev/hd0” and then “mount /dev/hd0t77
/hd”.I hope someone can help me.
Thanks,
Shashank
\
begin 666 EVENTS.txt
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C,S(#,@,# P,#,P,#8@,# S,#8T-C8@( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C0U(#,@,# P,#,P,#8@,# S,#8T-C8@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V
M.C0U(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C0U(#4@
M,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C0X(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P
M,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V
M.C0X(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4P(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @
M,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C4P(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P
M,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4R(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T*
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4R(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @
M,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4T(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P
M,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P
M-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4T(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4W(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@
M,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@
M,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4W(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P
M,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4Y(#$@,# P
M,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P
M,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4Y(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@
M,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4Y
M(#(@,# P,#,P,#0@,# P,# P,T8@,# P,$9"-C0@,# P,# P,#(@,# S,#8T
&-C@@( T
`
end
The trace output that you sent shows a status of “uncorrectable data error”,
so I guess you have a problem with that disk.
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
dcheck /dev/hd0 worked fine.
I have attached a file that contains the tracevents
generated after giving:
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd and getting an I/O error.
Your help is sincerely appreciated.Thanks,
Shashank“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219094051.18079B@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Yes, I did
mount -p /dev/hd0 and this command returns success fully. But
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd fails giving an I/O error.
Can you put dcheck on your floppy and see if that works against the
hard disk? You don’t have to mount the disk, just do a ‘dcheck /dev/hd0’.
If that works, then we will need the traceinfo output when trying to
mount the drive.Thanks,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219081551.12247H@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Hello,
I am trying to boot the QNX partition from my boot disk.
I gave the following command
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd.
But it gives an error:
mount() of /dev/hd0t77 failed: Input/Output Error.
You first have to do a “mount -p /dev/hd0” and then “mount /dev/hd0t77
/hd”.I hope someone can help me.
Thanks,
Shashank
begin 666 EVENTS.txt
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C,S(#,@,# P,#,P,#8@,# S,#8T-C8@( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C0U(#,@,# P,#,P,#8@,# S,#8T-C8@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V
M.C0U(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C0U(#4@
M,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C0X(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P
M,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V
M.C0X(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4P(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @
M,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C4P(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P
M,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4R(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T*
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4R(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @
M,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4T(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P
M,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P
M-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4T(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4W(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@
M,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@
M,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4W(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P
M,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4Y(#$@,# P
M,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P
M,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4Y(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@
M,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4Y
M(#(@,# P,#,P,#0@,# P,# P,T8@,# P,$9"-C0@,# P,# P,#(@,# S,#8T
&-C@@( T
`
end
Do you think I would have to replace the hard disk? Or can I format it and
reinstall QNX on it. What options do I have? Also, is there any software
that lets you backup an exact image of the Operating system?
Thank you,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <hsbrown@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:Voyager.021219141617.18079E@node90.ott.qnx.com…
The trace output that you sent shows a status of “uncorrectable data
error”,
so I guess you have a problem with that disk.Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
dcheck /dev/hd0 worked fine.
I have attached a file that contains the tracevents
generated after giving:
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd and getting an I/O error.
Your help is sincerely appreciated.Thanks,
Shashank“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219094051.18079B@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Yes, I did
mount -p /dev/hd0 and this command returns success fully. But
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd fails giving an I/O error.
Can you put dcheck on your floppy and see if that works against the
hard disk? You don’t have to mount the disk, just do a ‘dcheck
/dev/hd0’.
If that works, then we will need the traceinfo output when trying to
mount the drive.Thanks,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219081551.12247H@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Hello,
I am trying to boot the QNX partition from my boot disk.
I gave the following command
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd.
But it gives an error:
mount() of /dev/hd0t77 failed: Input/Output Error.
You first have to do a “mount -p /dev/hd0” and then “mount
/dev/hd0t77
/hd”.I hope someone can help me.
Thanks,
Shashank
begin 666 EVENTS.txt
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C,S(#,@,# P,#,P,#8@,# S,#8T-C8@( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C0U(#,@,# P,#,P,#8@,# S,#8T-C8@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V
M.C0U(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C0U(#4@
M,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C0X(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P
M,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V
M.C0X(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4P(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @
M,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C4P(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P
M,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4R(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T*
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4R(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @
M,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4T(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P
M,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P
M-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4T(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4W(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@
M,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@
M,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4W(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P
M,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4Y(#$@,# P
M,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P
M,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4Y(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@
M,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4Y
M(#(@,# P,#,P,#0@,# P,# P,T8@,# P,$9"-C0@,# P,# P,#(@,# S,#8T
&-C@@( T
`
end
Well you might get lucky and by reformatting the drive things may look
ok for a while, but do you really want to use a drive that may get
corrupted on you at any time?
There are ways to backup the drive, they can be found here:
http://www.qnx.com/support/sd_bok/solution.qnx?10111
Regards,
Erick
Shashank <sbalijepalli@precitech.com> wrote:
Do you think I would have to replace the hard disk? Or can I format it and
reinstall QNX on it. What options do I have? Also, is there any software
that lets you backup an exact image of the Operating system?Thank you,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219141617.18079E@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
The trace output that you sent shows a status of “uncorrectable data
error”,
so I guess you have a problem with that disk.Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
dcheck /dev/hd0 worked fine.
I have attached a file that contains the tracevents
generated after giving:
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd and getting an I/O error.
Your help is sincerely appreciated.Thanks,
Shashank“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219094051.18079B@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Yes, I did
mount -p /dev/hd0 and this command returns success fully. But
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd fails giving an I/O error.
Can you put dcheck on your floppy and see if that works against the
hard disk? You don’t have to mount the disk, just do a ‘dcheck
/dev/hd0’.
If that works, then we will need the traceinfo output when trying to
mount the drive.Thanks,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219081551.12247H@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Hello,
I am trying to boot the QNX partition from my boot disk.
I gave the following command
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd.
But it gives an error:
mount() of /dev/hd0t77 failed: Input/Output Error.
You first have to do a “mount -p /dev/hd0” and then “mount
/dev/hd0t77
/hd”.I hope someone can help me.
Thanks,
Shashank
begin 666 EVENTS.txt
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C,S(#,@,# P,#,P,#8@,# S,#8T-C8@( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C0U(#,@,# P,#,P,#8@,# S,#8T-C8@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V
M.C0U(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C0U(#4@
M,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C0X(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P
M,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V
M.C0X(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4P(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @
M,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C4P(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P
M,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4R(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T*
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4R(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @
M,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4T(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P
M,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P
M-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4T(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4W(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@
M,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@
M,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4W(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P
M,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4Y(#$@,# P
M,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P,# P,# @,# P
M,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4Y(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@
M,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4Y
M(#(@,# P,#,P,#0@,# P,# P,T8@,# P,$9"-C0@,# P,# P,#(@,# S,#8T
&-C@@( T
`
end
Sorry, re-read that, and the drive may not get corrupted (as it passed
dcheck), however something
odd has happened. Try backing up the drive and re-installing and see what
happens.
Regards,
Erick
Shashank <sbalijepalli@precitech.com> wrote:
Do you think I would have to replace the hard disk? Or can I format it and
reinstall QNX on it. What options do I have? Also, is there any software
that lets you backup an exact image of the Operating system?Thank you,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219141617.18079E@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
The trace output that you sent shows a status of “uncorrectable data
error”,
so I guess you have a problem with that disk.Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
dcheck /dev/hd0 worked fine.
I have attached a file that contains the tracevents
generated after giving:
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd and getting an I/O error.
Your help is sincerely appreciated.Thanks,
Shashank“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219094051.18079B@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Yes, I did
mount -p /dev/hd0 and this command returns success fully. But
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd fails giving an I/O error.
Can you put dcheck on your floppy and see if that works against the
hard disk? You don’t have to mount the disk, just do a ‘dcheck
/dev/hd0’.
If that works, then we will need the traceinfo output when trying to
mount the drive.Thanks,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219081551.12247H@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Hello,
I am trying to boot the QNX partition from my boot disk.
I gave the following command
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd.
But it gives an error:
mount() of /dev/hd0t77 failed: Input/Output Error.
You first have to do a “mount -p /dev/hd0” and then “mount
/dev/hd0t77
/hd”.I hope someone can help me.
Thanks,
Shashank
begin 666 EVENTS.txt
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C,S(#,@,# P,#,P,#8@,# S,#8T-C8@( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C0U(#,@,# P,#,P,#8@,# S,#8T-C8@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V
M.C0U(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C0U(#4@
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&-C@@( T
`
end
As of now, I can only boot from the boot floppy. When I try to mount my hard
drive from the floppy I get a mount I/O error. Is there a way to backup the
hard drive from the boot floppy ? If there is no way to backup the drive
from the floppy, then have I lost all my data? The dcheck on the hard drive
worked fine. I also did an fdisk on the hard drive and it showed me the QNX
partition.
Thanks for the help.
Shashank
“Hardware Support Account” <hw@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:attb84$d34$1@nntp.qnx.com…
Well you might get lucky and by reformatting the drive things may look
ok for a while, but do you really want to use a drive that may get
corrupted on you at any time?There are ways to backup the drive, they can be found here:
http://www.qnx.com/support/sd_bok/solution.qnx?10111
Regards,
Erick
Shashank <> sbalijepalli@precitech.com> > wrote:
Do you think I would have to replace the hard disk? Or can I format it
and
reinstall QNX on it. What options do I have? Also, is there any software
that lets you backup an exact image of the Operating system?Thank you,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219141617.18079E@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
The trace output that you sent shows a status of “uncorrectable data
error”,
so I guess you have a problem with that disk.Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
dcheck /dev/hd0 worked fine.
I have attached a file that contains the tracevents
generated after giving:
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd and getting an I/O error.
Your help is sincerely appreciated.Thanks,
Shashank“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219094051.18079B@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Yes, I did
mount -p /dev/hd0 and this command returns success fully. But
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd fails giving an I/O error.
Can you put dcheck on your floppy and see if that works against the
hard disk? You don’t have to mount the disk, just do a ‘dcheck
/dev/hd0’.
If that works, then we will need the traceinfo output when trying
to
mount the drive.Thanks,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219081551.12247H@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Hello,
I am trying to boot the QNX partition from my boot disk.
I gave the following command
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd.
But it gives an error:
mount() of /dev/hd0t77 failed: Input/Output Error.
You first have to do a “mount -p /dev/hd0” and then “mount
/dev/hd0t77
/hd”.I hope someone can help me.
Thanks,
Shashank
begin 666 EVENTS.txt
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C,S(#,@,# P,#,P,#8@,# S,#8T-C8@( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C0U(#,@,# P,#,P,#8@,# S,#8T-C8@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V
M.C0U(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C0U(#4@
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M(#(@,# P,#,P,#0@,# P,# P,T8@,# P,$9"-C0@,# P,# P,#(@,# S,#8T
&-C@@( T
`
end
\
If you can find an identical drive you can raw copy the data to the other
drive.
e.g. cp /dev/hd1 /dev/hd2
Note the two drives MUST be identical to do this. You may still get io errors
though.
Another way is to use this util:
http://quics.qnx.com/cgi-bin/search/usr/free/?srch=QNX_Drive_Copy&submit=submit&select=1
However this will only work if you can mount the drive you want to backup.
Best regards,
Erick
Shashank <sbalijepalli@precitech.com> wrote:
As of now, I can only boot from the boot floppy. When I try to mount my hard
drive from the floppy I get a mount I/O error. Is there a way to backup the
hard drive from the boot floppy ? If there is no way to backup the drive
from the floppy, then have I lost all my data? The dcheck on the hard drive
worked fine. I also did an fdisk on the hard drive and it showed me the QNX
partition.Thanks for the help.
Shashank
“Hardware Support Account” <> hw@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:attb84$d34$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
Well you might get lucky and by reformatting the drive things may look
ok for a while, but do you really want to use a drive that may get
corrupted on you at any time?There are ways to backup the drive, they can be found here:
http://www.qnx.com/support/sd_bok/solution.qnx?10111
Regards,
Erick
Shashank <> sbalijepalli@precitech.com> > wrote:
Do you think I would have to replace the hard disk? Or can I format it
and
reinstall QNX on it. What options do I have? Also, is there any software
that lets you backup an exact image of the Operating system?Thank you,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219141617.18079E@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
The trace output that you sent shows a status of “uncorrectable data
error”,
so I guess you have a problem with that disk.Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
dcheck /dev/hd0 worked fine.
I have attached a file that contains the tracevents
generated after giving:
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd and getting an I/O error.
Your help is sincerely appreciated.Thanks,
Shashank“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219094051.18079B@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Yes, I did
mount -p /dev/hd0 and this command returns success fully. But
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd fails giving an I/O error.
Can you put dcheck on your floppy and see if that works against the
hard disk? You don’t have to mount the disk, just do a ‘dcheck
/dev/hd0’.
If that works, then we will need the traceinfo output when trying
to
mount the drive.Thanks,
Shashank
“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.021219081551.12247H@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Shashank wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Hello,
I am trying to boot the QNX partition from my boot disk.
I gave the following command
mount /dev/hd0t77 /hd.
But it gives an error:
mount() of /dev/hd0t77 failed: Input/Output Error.
You first have to do a “mount -p /dev/hd0” and then “mount
/dev/hd0t77
/hd”.I hope someone can help me.
Thanks,
Shashank
begin 666 EVENTS.txt
M1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C,S(#,@,# P,#,P,#8@,# S,#8T-C8@( T1&5C(#,Q
M(#$Y.C V.C0U(#,@,# P,#,P,#8@,# S,#8T-C8@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V
M.C0U(#$@,# P,#5A-#,@,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@,# P
M,# P,# @,# P,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C0U(#4@
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M-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4T(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@,# P,# P,# @,# P
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M,# P-3$@,# P,# P-# @( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4Y(#4@,# P,#4Q,&4@
M,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,# @,# P,# P,$(@( T1&5C(#,Q(#$Y.C V.C4Y
M(#(@,# P,#,P,#0@,# P,# P,T8@,# P,$9"-C0@,# P,# P,#(@,# S,#8T
&-C@@( T
`
end
\
In article <auqb75$4bk$1@nntp.qnx.com>, Hardware Support Account wrote:
If you can find an identical drive you can raw copy the data to the other
drive.e.g. cp /dev/hd1 /dev/hd2
Note the two drives MUST be identical to do this. You may still get io errors
though.
As a data-recovery guy, the drives MUST be IDENTICLE.
That means the same geometry, model number, batch number…
If you can find a drive with the same virtual geometry, but is
larger in capacity, that MIGHT also work, but it’s questionable.
I have seen it work often, though.
Another way is to use this util:
http://quics.qnx.com/cgi-bin/search/usr/free/?srch=QNX_Drive_Copy&submit=submit&select=1
However this will only work if you can mount the drive you want to backup.
and yet another way is dd
dd if=/dev/hd0t77 of=/directory/imagefile
I think I’ve got the syntax correct…
This would cause dd to make a bit-for-bit copy of the
partition, and place it bit-for-bit in an image file.
The device on which the image file is created must be
able to hold the entire capacity of the source partition,
as that’s what it’s going to get.
This will work as long as the system can recognise the existance
of the source device, whether it can mount it or not.
–
Cowboy
A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely
rearranging their prejudices.
– William James