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As the title indicates. I added a new 500GB volume of block storage last night. Called “degree”. I then proceeded to absent-mindedly run mkfs.ext4 on my existing 100GB system disk, instead of on the new one. I mounted the new volume and cd’d to it and saw it empty and said df and saw it had 89GB free out of 94. I unmounted it, realized my mistake, ran mkfs.ext4 on the new storage and mounted that. The system is still running and files I look for appear to still be there. what have I screwed up? Will it reboot? I thought to try fsck, but all I get so far is “fsck from util-linux 2.34”. Thank you
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