xenserver error fsck
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@Dashrender 30 post to go or not you were giving wrong information and I can only assume because you gave wrong information that Dustin never replied to that post to say that he tried to get his data to another location as that poster recommended. Because if he had tried that and it worked he would have all the information he needed.
Additionally, I left the entire "chain intact on purpose so you would not have to scroll back to understand the context of my reply. You apparently just did not bother to read it.
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@JaredBusch said in xenserver error fsck:
@Dashrender 30 post to go or not you were giving wrong information and I can only assume because you gave wrong information that Dustin never replied to that post to say that he tried to get his data to another location as that poster recommended. Because if he had tried that and it worked he would have all the information he needed.
Additionally, I left the entire "chain intact on purpose so you would not have to scroll back to understand the context of my reply. You apparently just did not bother to read it.
That's very true - I didn't
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How did things work out?
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@BRRABill Still working to import the biggest of my VM's from backup. then will have to perform a file level restore.
Also "we" officially have to wait till next weekend.... so I'm at a point here where if it goes belly up (moreso) then its on management.
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@DustinB3403 said in xenserver error fsck:
@BRRABill Still working to import the biggest of my VM's from backup. then will have to perform a file level restore.
Also "we" officially have to wait till next weekend.... so I'm at a point here where if it goes belly up (moreso) then its on management.
once it does go belly up, or you make it to next weekend, you'll then use your file level restore product (forgot name) to bring the system current as of the last backup?
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@Dashrender Yes, or have both file servers running and attempt to have xcopy scripts pull the differences over
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@DustinB3403 Personally I prefer robocopy. Hell of a lot faster, and you can make sure it will copy exactly how you want....
Robocopy <Source> <Destination> /copyall /xo /w:0 /r:0 /log:Logfile.txt
Tail the log file (Wintail is handy for this) as having it log to the console slows down copy's.
