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From: Larsen, K. B <ken...@bo...> - 2004-03-17 00:11:54
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Hi, I'm using a Dell Latitude D600 with W2K SP4. I have a 40GB HD with all of it mapped to Windows. I am attempting to run ntfsresize (from Mandrake 10.0 CD1) and I get this output and error: ntfsresize v1.8.4 NTFS volume version : 3.0 Cluster size : 4096 bytes Current volume size : 39999500288 bytes (40000 MB) Current device size : 39999504384 bytes (40000 MB) Checking filesystem consistency ... 0.00 percent completed ERROR(5): ntfs-decompress-mapping-pairs: Input/Ouput error I obtained my Dell through our corporate IS and they probabably just flash the HD image from some pre-created image up on their main server. I haven't been able to find much info regarding this error. Is there some other things that I can try? I have downloaded v1.9.0 and have put this on a floppy and on a USB FLASH drive but haven't figured out how to get it mounted. Both the floppy drive and the FLASH driver are USB devices: mount -t [msdos | vfat] /dev/sda1 /mnt/flash # for flashdrive doesn't seem to work (like it does on my desktop TIA, -Kent |
