The utility is highly scalable and is tailored to scan and repair huge filesystems with several inodes with the highest possible efficiency. To make the most of this tutorial, we are going to simulate file system corruption of an XFS filesystem.
Our partition is now successfully mounted as an xfs partition. Next, corrupt the filesystem by running the command below to trash random filesystem metadata blocks.
But before we embark on repairing the filesystem, we can perform a dry run using the -n flag as shown. A dry run provides a peek into the actions that will be performed by the command when is it executed. From the output, we can see some metadata errors and inode inconsistencies. The command terminates with a brief summary of the steps the actual command would have carried out. XFS and JFS both are originally designed for the servers, so we can say that both are built for high work load.
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