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If a directory is put in lost+found after running fsck, will it contain all of the original contents?
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Let's say I have the following directory structure:
a/b/{1..9}
(in other words, a/b/1, a/b/2, ... a/b/9)
Suppose I am writing to a/b, and then I lose power. fsck runs and finds some files (a/b/1, a/b/2, etc.) and puts them in lost+found.
Now, the question is, would all of the missing files that were placed in lost+found be under the same directory? So for example if every file 1-9 was lost, is it guaranteed that lost+found would contain something like:
lost+found/#1234567/*, where the folder #1234567 contains all the files 1-9? Or is it possible for them to be spread out into separate directories like:
lost+found/#1234567/1, lost+found/#7654321/2, etc.?
fsck lost-found
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Let's say I have the following directory structure:
a/b/{1..9}
(in other words, a/b/1, a/b/2, ... a/b/9)
Suppose I am writing to a/b, and then I lose power. fsck runs and finds some files (a/b/1, a/b/2, etc.) and puts them in lost+found.
Now, the question is, would all of the missing files that were placed in lost+found be under the same directory? So for example if every file 1-9 was lost, is it guaranteed that lost+found would contain something like:
lost+found/#1234567/*, where the folder #1234567 contains all the files 1-9? Or is it possible for them to be spread out into separate directories like:
lost+found/#1234567/1, lost+found/#7654321/2, etc.?
fsck lost-found
asked 3 hours ago
jj172jj172
2201410
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Let's say I have the following directory structure:
a/b/{1..9}
(in other words, a/b/1, a/b/2, ... a/b/9)
Suppose I am writing to a/b, and then I lose power. fsck runs and finds some files (a/b/1, a/b/2, etc.) and puts them in lost+found.
Now, the question is, would all of the missing files that were placed in lost+found be under the same directory? So for example if every file 1-9 was lost, is it guaranteed that lost+found would contain something like:
lost+found/#1234567/*, where the folder #1234567 contains all the files 1-9? Or is it possible for them to be spread out into separate directories like:
lost+found/#1234567/1, lost+found/#7654321/2, etc.?
fsck lost-found
asked 3 hours ago
jj172jj172
2201410
Let's say I have the following directory structure:
a/b/{1..9}
(in other words, a/b/1, a/b/2, ... a/b/9)
Suppose I am writing to a/b, and then I lose power. fsck runs and finds some files (a/b/1, a/b/2, etc.) and puts them in lost+found.
Now, the question is, would all of the missing files that were placed in lost+found be under the same directory? So for example if every file 1-9 was lost, is it guaranteed that lost+found would contain something like:
lost+found/#1234567/*, where the folder #1234567 contains all the files 1-9? Or is it possible for them to be spread out into separate directories like:
lost+found/#1234567/1, lost+found/#7654321/2, etc.?
fsck lost-found
fsck lost-found
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jj172jj172
2201410
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jj172jj172
2201410
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jj172jj172
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