athulin wrote:
This looks like zeroes everywhere. Perhaps a deleted inode, as Ext3 wipes inodes on file deletion (normally, at least)..
What do you mean exactly? The whole inode data structures? As far as I know, on file deletion ext3 marks inode and data blocks unallocated (obviously) and wipes direct or indirect block pointers, but all other inode information (MAC times, type, link count, etc) should be intact. FS looks fine and I don't have any have any problems now, but a few months ago I got some error saying that os couldn't mount /tmp directory or something (don't quite remember now), and just a few days ago my whole os crashed but afterwards it worked just fine. Also some of the files were wiped with general GNU shred utility and it renames file to zeroes before deleting, so maybe this could be a factor (but still only a few files were wiped with shred).
Anyway I will update this tomorrow because checking the whole system takes time, maybe I just really do have some general file system problems.
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