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debugfs

debugfs [[option] device]

System administration command. Provide direct access to data structure of an ext2 or ext3 filesystem in order to debug problems with the device. device is the special file corresponding to the device containing the filesystem (e.g., /dev/hda3). debugfs may be used on a mounted filesystem device.

Option
-b blocksize
Use the specified blocksize for the filesystem.
-c
Catastrophic mode. Open the filesystem in read-only mode; do not read the inode and group bitmaps initially.
-f file
Read commands from file. Exit when done executing commands.
-i
Specify filesystem device is an ext2 image file created by e2image.
-s block
Read the superblock from the specified block.
-w
Open the filesystem in read-write mode.
-R request
Execute the given request (see list below) then exit.
-V
Print version number, then exit.

Requests
bmapfile logicalblock
Given the logicalblock of inode file, print the corresponding physical block.
cat file
Dump the contents of an inode to standard output.
cd directory
Change the current working directory to directory.
chroot directory
Change the root directory to be the specified inode.
close
Close the currently open filesystem.
clri file
Clear the contents of the inode corresponding to file.
dump [-p] file out_file
Dump the contents of inode file to out_file. Change ownership and permissions of out_file to match file if -p is specified.
expand_dir directory
Expand directory.
feature [[-] feature]
Set filesystem feature listed on the command line, then print current feature settings. Use - to clear a feature.
find_free_block [[n] goal]
Find and allocate first n free blocks starting from goal (if specified).
find_free_inode [dir [mode] ]
Find a free inode and allocate it.
freeb block [n]
Free n blocks beginning from block. Default is 1 block.
freei file
Free the inode corresponding to file.
help
Print a list of commands understood by debugfs.
icheck block
Do block-to-inode translation.
imapfile
Print the location of the inode data structure for file.
init_filesys device blocksize
Create an ext2 filesystem on device.
kill_file file
Remove file and deallocate its blocks.
lcd directory
Change current working directory on native filesystem.
ln source_file dest_file
Create a link.
logdump [-acs] [-bblock] [-iinode] [-fjournal_file] [out_file]
Print the ext3 journal contents to screen or to the specified out_file. Prints the superblock journal by default. Specify other journal information by block or inode. You can also specify a journal_file containing journal data. Use -a to print the contents of descriptor blocks. Use -b to print records referring to a specified block. Use -c to print the hexadecimal and ASCII contents of blocks referenced by the logdump.
ls [-l] [-d] [pathname]
Emulate the ls command. Use -l for verbose format and -d to list deleted entries.
modify_inode file
Modify the contents of the inode corresponding to file.
mkdir directory
Make directory.
mknod file [p|[[c|b] major minor] ]
Create a special device file.
ncheck inode
Do inode-to-name translation.
open [-b blocksize] [-c] [-f] [-i] [-w] [-s block] device
Open a filesystem. The options are identical to options for debugfs.
pwd
Print the current working directory.
quit
Quit debugfs.
rdump directory dest_directory
Recursively dump directory and its contents to dest_directory on the native filesystem.
rm file
Remove file.
rmdir directory
Remove directory.
setb block [n]
Mark n blocks as allocated, beginning from block. Default is 1 block.
seti file
Mark in use the inode corresponding to file.
set_super_value [-l] field value
Set superblock field to value. Use -l to print a list of valid fields.
show_super_stats [-h]
List the contents of the superblock and block group descriptors. Use -h to list only the superblock contents.
stat file
Dump the contents of the inode corresponding to file.
testb block [n]
Print whether each of n blocks is in use, beginning with block. By default, just check the specified block.
testi file
Test whether the inode corresponding to file is marked as allocated.
unlink file
Remove a link.
write source_file file
Create a file in the filesystem named file, and copy the contents of source_file into the destination file.