#1 Not working in Gentoo (Sabayon)
neither side of davl will report information about any partitions.
it recognizes that block devices are not valid, and does distinguish them from file systems, but does not report any info about them.
2 separate physical disks, cdavl comes back with Segmentation Fault on operational ext3 partitions, and so gdavl bombs as well (reports invalid data report from cdavl)
Havent tried to do it on an unmounted volume (there are none, one drive is root, the other home, and im lazy)
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drives:
/dev/sda 40 GB WD IDE
./sda1 ~39GB ext3 (/)
./sda2 ~1GB swap
/dev/sdb 80 GB Samsung IDE
./sdb1 80GB ext3 (/home)
and JIC/FYI:
Sabayon 3.3
Athlon XP 2400+ 1.8GHz
512M PC2100
Biostar MB
no dual booting or any other OTW configs, just the standard DVD install and a few emerges (davl is one of them)
Any ideas?
Hi,
I have the same bug, and I try to find exactly here is the bug, so I find it....
In procedure getInode (line 423), you have:
sz_inode = le16_to_cpu(fs->sb.s_inode_size);
But when the program crash sz_inode is set (on my computer) to 256 (100h), and when the program work sz_inode = 128 (80h).
The size of the structure defined by linux header (ext2.h).
With this size error, few line after the memcpy erase data after.
The data erased is the t_prog_const prog_c used by caller procedure chkInode, and when the cdavl use prog_c (in chkInode) it crash with a segfault because prog_c is set to NULL.
To fix partially this bug I had an array of unsigned int in cdavl.h structure, exactly in t_inode_info, just after struct ext2_inode; I add unsigned int workaroundbug[32].
By doing this cdavl report lot of line with error block-number double check ; but it seem to work ...
I made a modified release here http://aplu.fr/davl-ng/