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--- On Wed, 6/2/10, Charles Bennett <ccb-HInyCGIudOg at public.gmane.org> wrote:
> Dear Desperate -
>
> If none of the superblock entries found with 'mke2fs -n'
> are working,
> you can throw down fresh ones with 'mke2fs -s'. This
> will not touch
> the data, but it will obliterate superblocks.
>
> Then fsck. It will be very scary, but you may get a
> lot of it back.
I'll give that a try. Is there any information I need to know in order to create a superblock? Say, block size?
I'm sure I used the defaults when I installed Ubuntu. I wonder how I can easily find those defaults now.
One last thing: any special parameters to fsck? (I guess "-y" will be useful!)
Jesse Hughes
