tonyw wrote:As I see it, you have tested three volumes:
I read Lio's post and checked some of my partitions with strange results. When I tried NGFCheck with your experimental filesystem installed, it crashed to a Grim Reaper. I switched back to the NGFS filesystem that came with my X5000 and NGFCheck worked. My DH0: & DH1: filesystem checked out O.K. with no errors. I got this result with my DH2: partition:
5.Ram_Disk:> NGFCheck DH2:
NGFCheck 54.23 (7.11.2016) Debug version
Examining volume 'DH2:' on device 'DH2:'
Pass 1: Start checking volume tree
- first pass looks OK
Pass 2: Checking BitMap for double allocations
Total of 3 blocks in 2 segments, multiply allocated in bitmap
Pass 3: Checking BitMap for 'lost' blocks
Total of 19 blocks in 3 segments, allocated in bitmap but not used
Grand total:
370550 files with 0 extension headers and 5081 comments
52724 dirs with 225 extension headers and 96 comments
0 Hard links
1 Soft links with 0 comments
Blocks used: 5726662 (x 2048) = 11.18 GB
(37 Fixed data, 423500 meta data, 5303125 file data)
Volume 'DH2:' has errors
Will backing up the DH2: partition, reformatting it and restoring the backup fix the errors?
The strange part of this occurred with USB. When I switched back to the original NGFS (v54.34) my wireless mouse no longer gets recognized for a boot or reboot. Even with a wired mouse I can no longer access the AmigaOS early boot menu. When I use your experimental NGFS, my wireless mouse get's recognized for cold boot and warm reboots.
When I first got my X5000 last summer my wireless mouse didn't get recognized, my wired keyboard only got recognized if it was plugged into a certain USB port on the back of the computer case and other USB issues. When I was considering returning my X5000, my USB inexplicably started working better and my wireless mouse gets recognized for a boot or reboot. I kept the X5000 but didn't realize that the reason it started working was because I had installed your experimental NGFS. After running NGFCheck successfully with the original FS, I have switched back to the experimental FS and my USB is working OK. I don't understand why a filesystem would affect USB performance but that seems to be the case on my system.