We have a ticket on this. It will be helpful to have the:
smartctl -x /dev/nvme0
Also it may be you just need to run fsck. I am waiting on data to
determine how/why the data was corrupt. (inode is basically a pointer to a file).
Either way it is best to back up your data sooner.
- This will show previous errors, temperatures over threshold, etc.
For copying there are a few ways…
- The hold ‘hack’ way"
a. Copy the partition table
dd if=/dev/olddev of=/dev/newdev
where olddev/newdev are your actual device names
Control-C after a few seconds (copies the partition tables)
Or you can use fdisk, parted, gparted to create the same partitions.
b. mkfs/Mount the partitions
- mkfs the new partitions
- mount the partitions
- Then use cp -ax or find . | cpio -pdum directory - Use one of the tools… I will test clonezilla and gparted to do the moves.
https://clonezilla.org/
GParted -- GParted Manual
* Again I will test these.
Normally I just do a fresh install, and copy over the home or data directories.
Mark