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I was trying to make my HDD bootable and did
gpart bootcode -b /boot/pmbr -p /boot/gptboot -i1 ada0s1
and now I got "Invalid partition" message on boot.
/boot was from USB drive, not from HDD (which is ada0s1).
If I try
fsck /dev/ada0s1a
I get "cannot find superblock" message. I was able to fsck before.
Is it possible to restore partition from this situation?
filesystems partition freebsd restore pfsense
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I was trying to make my HDD bootable and did
gpart bootcode -b /boot/pmbr -p /boot/gptboot -i1 ada0s1
and now I got "Invalid partition" message on boot.
/boot was from USB drive, not from HDD (which is ada0s1).
If I try
fsck /dev/ada0s1a
I get "cannot find superblock" message. I was able to fsck before.
Is it possible to restore partition from this situation?
filesystems partition freebsd restore pfsense
edited 3 hours ago
ctrl-alt-delor
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By definition you cannot un-brick a device. To brick is to irrevocably remove functionality from a device: to render it as if a brick.
– ctrl-alt-delor
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I was trying to make my HDD bootable and did
gpart bootcode -b /boot/pmbr -p /boot/gptboot -i1 ada0s1
and now I got "Invalid partition" message on boot.
/boot was from USB drive, not from HDD (which is ada0s1).
If I try
fsck /dev/ada0s1a
I get "cannot find superblock" message. I was able to fsck before.
Is it possible to restore partition from this situation?
filesystems partition freebsd restore pfsense
edited 3 hours ago
ctrl-alt-delor
14k5 gold badges32 silver badges64 bronze badges
asked 4 hours ago
DimsDims
5391 gold badge11 silver badges40 bronze badges
I was trying to make my HDD bootable and did
gpart bootcode -b /boot/pmbr -p /boot/gptboot -i1 ada0s1
and now I got "Invalid partition" message on boot.
/boot was from USB drive, not from HDD (which is ada0s1).
If I try
fsck /dev/ada0s1a
I get "cannot find superblock" message. I was able to fsck before.
Is it possible to restore partition from this situation?
filesystems partition freebsd restore pfsense
filesystems partition freebsd restore pfsense
edited 3 hours ago
ctrl-alt-delor
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asked 4 hours ago
DimsDims
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edited 3 hours ago
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By definition you cannot un-brick a device. To brick is to irrevocably remove functionality from a device: to render it as if a brick.
– ctrl-alt-delor
3 hours ago
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By definition you cannot un-brick a device. To brick is to irrevocably remove functionality from a device: to render it as if a brick.
– ctrl-alt-delor
3 hours ago
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By definition you cannot un-brick a device. To brick is to irrevocably remove functionality from a device: to render it as if a brick.
– ctrl-alt-delor
3 hours ago
By definition you cannot un-brick a device. To brick is to irrevocably remove functionality from a device: to render it as if a brick.
– ctrl-alt-delor
3 hours ago
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By definition you cannot un-brick a device. To brick is to irrevocably remove functionality from a device: to render it as if a brick.
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