craigdabbs wrote:Hi i have just recently been getting errors on my systems using fsarchiver.
It claims the filesystem is not supportedCode: Select all
[======DISK======] [=============NAME==============] [====SIZE====] [MAJ] [MIN] [sda ] [SAMSUNG HD204UI ] [ 1.82 TB] [ 8] [ 0] [sdb ] [ELSKY MSATA 16GB ] [ 14.91 GB] [ 8] [ 16] [=====DEVICE=====] [==FILESYS==] [======LABEL======] [====SIZE====] [MAJ] [MIN] [sda1 ] [LVM2_member] [<unknown> ] [ 1.82 TB] [ 8] [ 1] [sdb1 ] [ext4 ] [OS ] [ 14.91 GB] [ 8] [ 17] [dm-0 ] [ext4 ] [hd1 ] [ 1.82 TB] [254] [ 0]
Im trying to backup /dev/sdb1 and it shows this errorCode: Select all
fsarchiver savefs -v -A -j2 -o -z6 ~/backup.fsa /dev/sdb1
I am running arch linux, all up to date and have recently updated to systemd. Kernel is 3.5.6-1.Code: Select all
oper_save.c#947,filesystem_mount_partition(): filesystem of partition [/dev/sdb1] is not supported by fsarchiver
I would appreciate any insight into a solution. Thankyou
I updated my system yesterday, including installing systemd, and now I'm getting the same error from fsarchiver.
The error is while ti's trying to mount the source partition. filesystem_mount_partition().
I suspect it has something to do with systemd. I will try booting without it and see if that makes a difference.
UPDATE: Yes, when I booted without init=/bin/systemd, fsarchiver worked as usual.