Re: free inode xxx had nnn blocks

[Edgar Fuß <ef%math.uni-bonn.de@localhost>]

> It looks as if ffs prints that when it finds trash in the blocks field
> of an inode it's allocating.
> 
> probably time to fsck :(
Does fsck catch this? I did fsck -x that fs recently.

> I just fixed it to print "free inode 7 on /export home had -7306144
> blocks", as this is a bit clearer.
Yes, I had done this conversion in my head.
Incidently, inode 6 on that fs is lost+found.