Verify the filesystem on some virtual disk.
This command validates and repairs the filesystem on a virtual disk, using the fsck command. The system the disk is on is set with the --host flag, and the disk to check be specified by real filename using --real or virtual device with --virt.
This can be useful if a system is failing to boot fully, and getting stuck in the "Ping failed" state. Often the cause is a un-clean shutdown that has left a virtual disk with an invalid filesystem. This API command can correct those kinds of errors (after the system is shut down).
Example usage
cloudmin check-disk --host xencentos.home --virt /dev/sda3 Checking virtual disk for /dev/hda1 .. fsck 1.40.8 (13-Mar-2008) e2fsck 1.40.8 (13-Mar-2008) /dev/loop9: clean, 11/517144 files, 64966/1040384 blocks .. no errors found
Command Line Help
Verify the filesystem on some virtual disk.
cloudmin check-disk --host hostname
--real device|file | --virt device | --lv name