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tta013 · 04-12-2006, 04:32 AM

Hi All,

First of all sorry I have posted the this topic to post on the following one because for some reasons, I can't start a new post at that time.

I have got a Snap Sever 4200 which is used for backup purpose.

Whilst doing the back up the other day, I saw a report saying that there is a media error.

When check the disk with disk utilitie, I have got a message saying
File System Check: FSCK fatal error = 39 Disk 1
File System Check: Bad state 0 for inode I = 4065440 Disk 1

When I try to access to the server via IP address,
I can see that all three folders are shown as *off line*. Therefore, I can't access it from the short cut drive. But I can still go into the administration mode and still do the disk utilities.

Please can someone help me out on this. How can I get the disk back to normal. The way I see is if the Disk 1 has got a problem, I should be able to save my data on other disks.

I would really appreciate if someone can get back to this post.

Thanks
Tin

04-12-2006, 04:32 AM	#1
tta013 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: London Posts: 17	Sanp 4200 FSCK fatal error Hi All, First of all sorry I have posted the this topic to post on the following one because for some reasons, I can't start a new post at that time. I have got a Snap Sever 4200 which is used for backup purpose. Whilst doing the back up the other day, I saw a report saying that there is a media error. When check the disk with disk utilitie, I have got a message saying File System Check: FSCK fatal error = 39 Disk 1 File System Check: Bad state 0 for inode I = 4065440 Disk 1 When I try to access to the server via IP address, I can see that all three folders are shown as off line. Therefore, I can't access it from the short cut drive. But I can still go into the administration mode and still do the disk utilities. Please can someone help me out on this. How can I get the disk back to normal. The way I see is if the Disk 1 has got a problem, I should be able to save my data on other disks. I would really appreciate if someone can get back to this post. Thanks Tin