Manuel, pas d'accord, I disagree with this.

More people will be familiar with fsck and its implications than there
are people who are familiar with fsdb.

I would be rebooting the box single-user and running fsck in manual
mode, largely because I'd forgotten about fsdb -- haven't used fsdb
in years, not since it was exclusive to System V and the
non-fragment-model filesystem.

On Tue, 4 Jun 2002, Manuel Bouyer wrote:

# gabriel rosenkoetter wrote:
# > But that doesn't mean you don't want it. (Cf, huge file,
# > accidentally rm'ed, but still open in some application. You want
# > that file. Badly.)
#
# But in this case you won't have the box reboot and let it run fsck.
# Yoy will boot single user and play with fsdb.
# fsck is the wrong tool for this.

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