Hi,
for some strange reason, `quota -v` showed an impossible number in the
inodes (files) field, something that resembled 2^64 - n, n={1..100}. I do
not know how it happened, but I wanted to reinitialize the quota. Though,
how does one do that with XFS? (Since it's different from the vfsv0 quota
architecture.)
By chance, I could make xfs reinit it using:
quotaoff /D
touch /D/something
umount /D
mount /D # impliclty mounts with usrquota,grpquota (options in fstab)
but it would have been nicer to have a mount option.
Jan Engelhardt
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